Shri Vineet Joshi, Secretary, Higher Education, Government of India, chaired the Orientation Session for the fourth cycle of the Capacity Building on Specific Learning Disabilities (CBSLD) on August 7, 2025. The session was held under the aegis of the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme (MMTTP), in collaboration with NIEPA and ChangeInkk. Aligned with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the CBSLD aims to empower faculty and institutions with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively support students with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLDs). The orientation session familiarized participating institutions with the program’s objectives and implementation plan, while underscoring the importance of building inclusive support systems within Higher Education. More than 80 representatives from 56 Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) across India participated in the virtual session. With three successful cycles already completed, the initiative has trained over 1,300 faculty members from 86 HEIs. The session was also graced by the presence of the Chairman AICTE and Vice Chancellor, NIEPA.

The '5-Day In-Person Workshops' under Cycle 2 of the Capacity Building on Specific Learning Disabilities (#CBSLD) Program, under the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme, was inaugurated today at NIEPA by the Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education. Scheduled from January 6 to January 22, 2025, the workshops are spread over five days, with each day focusing on a specific department. This initiative seeks to equip faculty from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) with the knowledge and tools needed to foster inclusive campuses for students with Specific Learning Disabilities, in alignment with the vision of NEP 2020. The sessions emphasize practical implementation plans, handholding, personalized guidance and department-specific strategies for promoting SLD inclusion within HEIs.

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