LUCKNOW, Nov. 21 -- The recent reforms in the state's education system are now showing tangible results on the ground, seen through smart classrooms, e-learning tools, and digital facilities for teacher training, an education department official said during a state-level conference titled "Innovation in Education, the Foundation of Progress - Viksit Uttar Pradesh @2047", organised at Yojana Bhawan on Thursday. Quality education, technological innovation, and a teaching system aligned with global standards will form the foundation of a Viksit UP 2047, he added. The conference included discussions on the future of Uttar Pradesh's education system, capacity building for teachers, use of new technologies, strengthening foundational learning outcomes, and the state's role in the vision. Additional chief secretary Partha Sarthi Sen Sharma said that to fulfill the dream of developed Uttar Pradesh, education must be reorganised on the basis of transparency, quality, equal opportunity, and innovation. Teacher training, global-level teaching methods, and improving core learning outcomes are the main pillars of the education reform journey, he added. Director general of school education, Monika Rani, said that this is an era in which technological interventions, digital content, skill-based teaching, and international exposure have become essential parts of the education system. She said that if this pace of innovation continues, Uttar Pradesh will emerge as the country's leading education model in the years ahead....