The Haryana school education department has introduced the 'Kaksha Tatparta Karyakram' (class readiness programme), which commenced on April 15, 2023. This initiative will allow government primary school teachers to pause new chapter lessons until May 30, focusing instead on revisiting previous class syllabi. The programme aims to support over 800,000 students through nearly 31,000 teachers, targeting foundational skills for those who struggle academically. Principal Secretary of School Education, Vijay Singh Dahiya, emphasized the importance of addressing learning gaps early in the academic year in alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The programme includes structured study modules that feature play-based and experiential learning methods, ensuring that students master competencies from their previous grade before advancing. Teachers will employ various teaching strategies, including digital learning videos, daily oral language activities, and experiential activities to enhance student engagement. The initiative reflects Haryana's commitment to improving educational outcomes, with a focus on individual student progress to ensure no child is left behind.