Maharashtra schools are excelling in experiential learning, according to the PARAKH 2024 report. An impressive 99% of schools offer cultural activities, while 98% provide sports programs. Literary, science, and art activities are also widely available. This emphasis on co-curricular engagement aligns with the National Education Policy, fostering crucial life skills.
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