Hey there, Pune folks! Big news coming your way – the Directorate of Higher Education has issued a circular instructing all public and private educational institutions to implement karate training programs. This move is in line with the Maharashtra State Women’s Policy, aiming to empower girls through self-defense training.
But here’s the catch – the Director of Higher Education, Dr Shailendra Deolankar, wants to make sure that the instructions are being followed. Offices of the Joint Director of Education and universities have been ordered to submit a report on whether the karate training programs have been implemented as per the policy. If not, immediate action is required.
According to the Women’s Policy 2014, all educational institutions should conduct at least a three-month karate training program for girls. Dr Deolankar means business and wants to see results. So, if your college or institution hasn’t taken action yet, it’s time to get moving and submit that report to the Directorate.
The order also mentions that colleges should compile a report on the action taken and submit it in a consolidated form. Looks like karate training is about to become a regular feature in Pune’s educational institutions. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story!
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