The Council of Architecture (CoA) has taken another significant step towards strengthening architectural education and professional standards in India. Hon’ble Acting President Ar. Gajanan Ram recently met Shri Sanjay Kumar, Secretary, Department of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India, to discuss the future of architectural education and professional development in the country.
During the meeting, Ar. Gajanan Ram presented the Manual of Architecture Practice to Shri Sanjay Kumar. The interaction focused on the importance of integrating high-quality architectural education with evolving industry practices so that future architects are better prepared to address contemporary urban and environmental challenges.
The discussion highlighted the growing need for architectural education that combines technical knowledge, professional ethics, sustainability, and practical exposure. Both sides emphasized the importance of equipping students and young professionals with the skills required to contribute to India’s rapidly transforming built environment.
The initiative also reflects the Council of Architecture’s continued efforts to promote collaboration between educational institutions, government bodies, and the professional community. Such engagements are expected to strengthen policy dialogue and improve the quality of architectural education across the country.
With India witnessing rapid urbanization and infrastructure growth, experts believe that stronger coordination between academia and professional practice is essential for creating sustainable, inclusive, and future-ready cities.
The meeting marks a positive development for the architectural fraternity and underlines the growing recognition of architecture’s role in national development and educational reform.
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