Education reforms must reflect changing needs of society, says AU Vice-Chancellor
Andhra University Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar emphasized the need for education reforms to balance philosophical traditions with modern societal needs. The event also honored faculty members for their contributions to research and institutional development.
Why it matters
It highlights the ongoing evolution of academic leadership and the integration of traditional values with modern pedagogical frameworks like the National Education Policy.
Education reforms should draw strength from philosophical thought while responding to changing needs of the society, Andhra University Vice-Chancellor G.P. Raja Sekhar said at the Teachers’ Day 2026 celebrations organised by SRM University-AP.
Prof. Raja Sekhar referred to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s concept of ‘Abheda’ and examined its relevance to contemporary education. He drew parallels between Radhakrishnan’s philosophical outlook and the National Education Policy (NEP), particularly in the context of the National Credit Framework.
Prof. Raja Sekhar stressed that teamwork, adaptability and innovation were essential qualities for those taking up leadership responsibilities and underlined the need for educators to evolve with changing academic and social environments.
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