Rajasthan is gearing up for an AI-driven transformation in its government schools, with Chief Secretary V. Srinivas leading the charge. At a key event hosted by Sampark Foundation at the Rajasthan International Center, he outlined how strategic AI deployment could fortify basic education.
‘AI has the power to enhance teaching methodologies, support informed policymaking, and elevate overall learning results,’ Srinivas declared. The dialogue, themed ‘AI’s Role in Rajasthan’s Education,’ drew insights from top officials and experts.
Srinivas underscored the government’s dedication to empowering educators, increasing student involvement, and fostering accountability through innovation. School Education Secretary Krishna Kunal reinforced this vision, pointing to AI’s critical role when customized to teachers’ and students’ needs.
He encouraged educators to embrace new tools while nurturing critical thinking skills in pupils. ‘Teachers must guide students to pose thoughtful questions, moving beyond rote answers,’ Kunal advised.
The session included a vibrant panel with Samagra Shiksha representatives, education technologists, and policy experts sharing strategies for AI integration. Marking two decades of Sampark Foundation’s contributions to edtech, the event saw participation from IT Secretary Ravi Kumar Surpur, Vineet Nair, Rajeshwar Rao, and others.
Deputy Commissioner Akashdeep stressed the urgency of embedding AI in inclusive systems, and Santosh Kumar Meena illuminated its tangible advantages in education. As Rajasthan pioneers this tech infusion, it promises a brighter future for millions of students in public schools.