In a discussion held at the NRA central office today, NRA Chairperson Janak Raj Sharma said that it was necessary to develop insurance as an integral part of human life by including the necessity and importance of insurance in the textbooks from school level.TAG_OPEN_div_18
He said, “There is a need to make people aware of insurance from a young age, insurance provides financial protection to human life and property.TAG_OPEN_div_16 It is important to know that life can be easily carried forward through insurance. This will increase the coverage of insurance, reduce costs, reduce risk and contribute to the overall economic development of the country. ”
Director General of the Curriculum Development Center under the Ministry TAG_OPEN_div_14 of Education, Science and Technology, Yubaraj Poudel, said that the insurance should be included in the textbook so that students can understand about the insurance and make others aware of its importance after studying.
Executive Director of Curriculum Development Center, Tribhuvan University Prof Dr. Ram Krishna Tiwari urged the concerned officials, subject experts and writers to reflect the topics related to insurance while writing social studies textbooks and preparing question papers.TAG_OPEN_div_12
According to the NRA, the program has been organized with the objective of discussing the inclusion of insurance education in the course of revising and rewriting the textbooks of social studies, which is a compulsory subject at the school level.TAG_OPEN_div_10 On the occasion, a detailed discussion was held on the possible topics related to insurance education in the proposed curriculum for classes 4 to 12 under social studies.
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