The document discusses systemic reforms for education. It recommends quality concerns as a key focus area of reform and decentralized academic planning done participatorily by teachers and headmasters. Teacher training can be strengthened by linking it to post-graduate studies, integrated undergraduate studies, language proficiency courses, engaging with real educational contexts, and critically examining beliefs. In-service education should catalyze school practice changes. Examination reforms aim to reduce student stress, especially for classes 10 and 12. Syllabus development guidelines include continuity across levels, interdisciplinary topics, sensitivity to diversity, and nurturing values. Support materials development includes audio/visual programs, textbooks, assessment sourcebooks, teacher handbooks, and initiatives in early childhood education, gender, inclusion