Textbook printing has stopped, there is a risk that the next academic session will be affected
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 3 September 2026
Kathmandu. Due to the delay of the government, the printing of textbooks for the next academic session has been completely affected. Although the government has prepared to revise the curriculum of school education, the printing of textbooks has been affected due to the finalization of the curriculum.
The schedule of Janak Shiksha Material Kendra Limited, which is responsible for printing, has come to a standstill as the school education curriculum format has not been finalized and the Curriculum Development Center has not provided the 'Print Ready Copy' PRC. The printing work has been stopped when the school education curriculum, which is considered as a guide for school education, has not been finalized, so there is a risk that the textbooks will not reach the hands of the students in time for the next academic session.
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