This year, Delhi University took a step to launch Vidya Vistar Scheme. According to this scheme, to strengthen learning 22 colleges of DU would guide 29 colleges across the country. It involves teacher visits, skill development training, and various programs across colleges.
By analyzing the needs of our developing country, sharing and exchanging resources can work a lot in the education field. Therefore, through this initiative of DU, the Vidya Vistar Scheme led several education institutions to communicate. Moreover, the scheme is launched in keeping the belief in mind that lack of resources in most of the institutes can be fulfilled. And the only way to do this is to make institutions join hands with each other.
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Additionally, this will not only modify academics but boost skills and abilities too. In short, the principles of the Vidya Vistar Scheme are cooperation, mutual respect, cultural appreciation, and sharing among academic institutions.
Principal of Hansraj College, Rama Sharma said, “There is a need to mentor colleges in remote areas through Vidya Setu. However when the Vidya Vistar Scheme launched, the name ‘Vidya Setu’ changed to ‘Gyan Setu’.”
Lakshmi Bai College principal Pratyush Vatsala told that their college has signed MoUs with Christian College in Nagaland and DHSK college in Assam. Through this mentoring process, we will exchange resources with each other. Moreover, cultural exchange shall take place.
Further Principal of Vivekanand College, DU also shared his words and said, “Mentoring teachers and students, will result in diversity. Also, we are mentoring an Assam’s Government Model College. We acknowledged that a major source of income in Assam is pineapple farming. Accordingly, our college food department is working on this farming to help them.”
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