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| Top 10 Education Departments | 
As of February 2025, several education leaders worldwide are implementing significant initiatives to enhance educational systems. Here are some notable figures and their recent activities:
1. Nara Lokesh, HRD and Information Technology Minister, Andhra Pradesh, India 
In January 2025, Minister Lokesh proposed a comprehensive overhaul of the education system from kindergarten through postgraduate levels, set to be implemented in the 2025–26 academic year. His initiatives include developing a new curriculum to reduce textbook burdens, integrating digital assessment systems to foster creativity, and establishing an advisory council comprising academicians, industrialists, and policy experts to guide educational reforms.
Nara Lokesh Discusses His Vision For Andhra Pradesh’s Future
Vedio Link : https://youtu.be/Aa4dL3PBdI0?si=Msa-4AxFfSqU8axR
2. Bridget Phillipson, Education Secretary, United Kingdom
 Appointed six months ago, Secretary Phillipson is focusing on reforming the UK education system by limiting academy school freedoms and reviewing the national curriculum. She collaborates with experts like Becky Francis and Lord Blunkett to implement evidence-based, socially just policies aimed at raising educational standards and addressing underperformance.
Appointed six months ago, Secretary Phillipson is focusing on reforming the UK education system by limiting academy school freedoms and reviewing the national curriculum. She collaborates with experts like Becky Francis and Lord Blunkett to implement evidence-based, socially just policies aimed at raising educational standards and addressing underperformance.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson delivers speech on school
standards
Vedio Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/ehKfsHSDtYI?si=4veChY7IZhAiTfH3
3. Miguel Cardona, U.S. Secretary of Education
Throughout his tenure, Secretary
Cardona has concentrated on supporting schools by increasing the number of social
workers, extending summer school programs, and developing new teaching
pipelines. He has also managed federal aid to schools and facilitated student
loan cancellations, aiming to bolster the education system's resilience
post-pandemic. 
What Trump’s Education Secretary and Project 2025 Will Mean for America’s Schools
https://youtu.be/3PtHm2e5uNQ?si=xw80WpT2wvYwDn6H
4. Linda McMahon, U.S. Secretary of
Education
Recently confirmed as part of
President Donald Trump's cabinet, Secretary McMahon is expected to align with
the administration's educational policies, which include prioritizing certain
civil rights investigations and enforcing new mandates in schools.
5. Dr. Picheswar Gadde, Chancellor,
Lingaya’s Vidyapeeth, India
With over three decades of
experience, Dr. Gadde has transformed Lingaya’s Vidyapeeth into a premier
institution by expanding academic offerings, strengthening research
initiatives, and fostering a culture of innovation. He emphasizes global
collaborations and the integration of digital technology in education to
provide world-class learning experiences. 
These leaders exemplify dedication
to advancing education through innovative policies, curriculum development, and
the integration of technology, aiming to enhance learning experiences and
outcomes globally.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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