Published on: May 10, 2025
By: BTI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
A major meeting of the Bhartiya Shiksha Board (BSB) was recently organized at Neeraj Parents Pride School in Baldev Bagh, Rajnandgaon, under the guidance of Chhattisgarh in-charge Mr. Chhabiram Sahu. The event saw enthusiastic participation from representatives of various schools across the district.
According to a press release issued by Mr. Hemant Tiwari, patron of Astha School for the Deaf and Mute, the session was informative and aimed at spreading awareness about BSB’s vision. Mr. Sahu shared that the Bhartiya Shiksha Board is a national school education board recognized by the Central Ministry of Education and AIU (Association of Indian Universities), Delhi. The board is committed to replacing colonial-era Macaulay’s education model with a curriculum that combines ancient Indian wisdom with modern pedagogical approaches.
The board’s mission, as highlighted in the meeting, is to integrate Vedic teachings with advanced subjects like coding, artificial intelligence, and data analysis to build a generation rooted in Indian values while being globally competitive. The long-term goal is to connect over one lakh schools across the country, instilling leadership, cultural pride, and global citizenship in students.
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BSB’s standardized curriculum spans from foundational classes (Balvatika) to Grade 12. It includes a unique blend of subjects such as the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Vedic Mathematics, Yoga, practical arts like music and drama, as well as tech-focused skills including AI and coding. The board emphasizes experiential and activity-based learning over rote memorization, in alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Notable dignitaries leading BSB include spiritual leader Morari Bapu as the Board Patron, Swami Ramdev as President, former IAS officer N.P. Singh as Working President, Acharya Balkrishna as Secretary, and Govindji Maharaj as Senior Vice-President.
Among the attendees were Neeraj Bajpai (NPS), Amit Uttalwar (Gayatri School), R.N. Mishra (RKC), Jitendra Sahu (Karma Vidya Mandir), Bhavana Thakur (KPS), Shraddha Pandey Reddy (Bal Bharti School), Bharti Gote (NPS Pendri), Poonam Singh, Vandana Dumbhare, Deepali Raicha, Taranjit Singh, Sandeep Sinha (Yashoda Sanskar Vidya Mandir), and Tariq Lalani (Gujarati School).
Following the main session, a separate interaction was held at Astha School for the Deaf and Mute in Basantpur, where representatives from Astha and Abhilasha special education institutions engaged in detailed discussions and clarified their queries regarding the board’s functioning and implementation strategy.
FAQ:
Q1: What is the Bhartiya Shiksha Board (BSB)?
A: BSB is a national-level school education board recognized by the Ministry of Education (Government of India) and the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). It aims to integrate Vedic knowledge with modern education in alignment with NEP 2020.
Q2: What was the purpose of the BSB meeting in Rajnandgaon?A: The meeting was held to inform and engage local school representatives about BSB’s curriculum, goals, and affiliation process, and to promote awareness about its educational philosophy.
Q3: Who organized the meeting?
A: The meeting was organized by Mr. Chhabiram Sahu, Chhattisgarh in-charge for BSB, at Neeraj Parents Pride, Baldev Bagh, Rajnandgaon.
Q4: What curriculum does BSB offer?A: BSB offers a standardized curriculum from Balvatika (pre-primary) to Class 12, including subjects like the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Vedic Mathematics, Yoga, Coding, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analysis, Music, Drama, and more.
Q5: How is BSB different from other education boards?A: Unlike conventional boards, BSB emphasizes a blend of ancient Indian wisdom and practical modern skills, with a focus on activity-based learning rather than rote memorization.
Q6: Who are the key leaders of the BSB?A: BSB is led by Morari Bapu (Patron), Swami Ramdev (President), N.P. Singh (Working President), Acharya Balkrishna (Secretary), and Govindji Maharaj (Senior Vice-President).
Q7: Which schools participated in the meeting?A: Representatives from schools like Neeraj Parents School, Gayatri School, Karma Vidya Mandir, KPS, Bal Bharti, Gujarati School, Yashoda Sanskar Vidya Mandir, and others were present.
Q8: Were special schools involved in the discussion?A: Yes, a follow-up session was held at Astha School for the Deaf and Mute, where staff from special education institutions actively participated and raised queries about BSB’s inclusive educational model.
Q9: How can schools affiliate with BSB?A: Schools interested in affiliating with BSB can contact regional representatives like Mr. Chhabiram Sahu or visit the official BSB website for detailed affiliation guidelines and requirements.
Q10: Is the BSB curriculum aligned with NEP 2020?A: Yes, BSB’s curriculum fully aligns with NEP 2020, focusing on skill development, conceptual understanding, and Indian knowledge systems.
