Participants ranging from schools to the highest level of research institutes will participate in the meet where usage of green hydrogen and presenting driverless car will be among the highlights along with other innovations, he told PTI on the sidelines of a meet on education organised by ASSOCHAM.

"We will show how certain innovations can be linked up with industry," he said. National Education Policy envisages linking industry with research and innovation, to transform and strengthen our education system as the NEP wishes to all focus on developing essential skills, the union minister said.

"We wish to internationalise our education system. NEP aims at harnessing the creative potential of each individual, enabling the creative thinking and problem-solving capacity of a student, forming a truly inclusive environment, " he said.

Asked about the decision by the state higher education department to implement the '4+1' formula in universities and colleges (four-year honours course and one-year postgraduate course), he welcomed the move adding overall the national policy provides certain guidelines. But from the central point of view education is a state subject.

"We (Centre) can give guidelines and meet the requirement of funds from our side, but it is clear the implementation depends on states. However as visualised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India will become a 'knowledge nation' in 2047. We have to cope with rapidly changing technology and if the NEP'20 is not implemented the drawback will fall on the state," he said.

About the NEP recommending to give thrust on the mother tongue, Singh said "We put focus on education in the mother tongue basically in the early stage, upto school level."