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Education
Karnataka Government Sets Up 5-Member Cabinet Panel Led by U T Khader to Propose Education Reforms
✍️ Mangalore Today
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 12:33 PM
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The Karnataka cabinet has created a five‑member panel headed by Minister U T Khader to draft recommendations for revamping the state's education system.
The Karnataka state government announced the formation of a five‑member cabinet committee chaired by Education Minister U T Khader. The panel is tasked with reviewing existing policies and submitting a set of recommendations aimed at modernising the state's school and college curricula.
Members of the committee will draw on inputs from educators, industry experts and civil society to shape proposals that address infrastructure gaps, teacher training and digital learning. The government expects the panel's report to be presented to the cabinet within the next few months, after which it could inform legislative changes.
The move reflects the administration's focus on improving educational outcomes and aligning them with the state's economic development goals. Stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, noting that a dedicated panel could accelerate reforms that have long been discussed in Karnataka's policy circles.
Members of the committee will draw on inputs from educators, industry experts and civil society to shape proposals that address infrastructure gaps, teacher training and digital learning. The government expects the panel's report to be presented to the cabinet within the next few months, after which it could inform legislative changes.
The move reflects the administration's focus on improving educational outcomes and aligning them with the state's economic development goals. Stakeholders have welcomed the initiative, noting that a dedicated panel could accelerate reforms that have long been discussed in Karnataka's policy circles.