Ruling Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that the Education Act will come soon. He also promised to urge the government to pass the law as soon as possible and Congress will facilitate it.

In the education policy debate program held by the Congress Education Department at the Central Office Sanepa on Wednesday, he pointed out the need for separate laws on federal education, higher education and technical education for the country. 'Education Act is very necessary for the country,' he said, 'I request the government to bring these Acts as soon as possible, for this I express my commitment to facilitate as much as possible.' Although the draft of the bill on higher education and technical education is under consideration, it has not been registered in the parliament. The government formed since 2072 and the Minister of Education have been repeating their commitment to bring the Education Act, but it has not been fulfilled.

Education policy is necessary to implement the concept of transformation of the education sector, budget increase, development of competitive education system, production of skilled manpower, curriculum reform and cooperation between the private-government sector, he said. Deuba pointed out that there is a need for moral and moral education in the country to stop the migration of intelligent manpower by making the highest use of technology. He also asked the education department to set an education policy for the country for at least 40/50 years. He said that the education sector is the main priority area of ​​the Congress and it has been working on it since 2009. Nainsingh Mahar, head of the education department, said that in the