CM Nayab Saini Pushes for Modern Tech in Haryana Schools
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Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has called for a fundamental upgrade of the state's education system, arguing that modern technology and new resources must be woven into classrooms to keep pace with the times. Speaking through a post on X on August 9, 2026, Saini framed the expansion of science, computer, and technical facilities not as a luxury — but as a necessity for the next generation.
In his post, Saini wrote: 'समय के साथ शिक्षा व्यवस्था में आधुनिक तकनीक और नए संसाधनों का समावेश आवश्यक है' — 'With the times, the integration of modern technology and new resources into the education system is essential.' He added that the expansion of new classrooms, science labs, computer facilities, and technical infrastructure would open fresh avenues for students to 'learn, experiment, and innovate.'
The NEP 2020 Thread Running Through Saini's Push
Saini's remarks land squarely within the ambitions of the National Education Policy 2020, India's landmark framework that called for deeper digital integration, upgraded science facilities, and modernised infrastructure across government schools. Haryana, under its BJP-led government, has been among the states participating in national programmes to expand computer and science access in public institutions.
The post was accompanied by four images, suggesting on-ground visits or facility inaugurations — though no specific scheme names, budget figures, or project timelines were mentioned in the text itself.
Why Classrooms Are a Political Battleground in Haryana
Government school infrastructure has become a visible metric of governance across Indian states. For Haryana students — particularly those in rural and semi-urban government schools — access to functional science labs and computers can determine whether they compete on equal footing with peers in private institutions. Saini's emphasis on 'new classrooms' signals that physical expansion, not just digital add-ons, is part of the vision.
As Indian states race to align with post-NEP 2020 mandates, education budget announcements and infrastructure rollouts in Haryana will be the real test of how quickly these words translate into desks, screens, and lab equipment.