Abstract
The promotion and development of India’s educational system is a critical pillar for fostering national growth social equity and global competitiveness. Over the past decades India has undertaken multiple reforms aimed at improving access quality and relevance of education at all levels—from primary to higher and vocational education. Despite these efforts challenges such as disparities in rural-urban education gender gaps infrastructural limitations teacher quality and curriculum relevance persist impacting the overall effectiveness of the system. This research paper explores strategies for promoting India’s educational system through policy interventions technological integration curriculum reforms teacher capacity building and community engagement. By analyzing government initiatives private sector participation and international best practices the study seeks to identify effective models for expanding access enhancing learning outcomes and fostering skill development. Particular em
