India, April 5 -- Effective policy frameworks are essential for guaranteeing the quality, accessibility and sustainability of education, which serves as the foundation of a nation's advancement. Nevertheless, the medical and higher education sectors are frequently impeded by outdated and rigid regulations rather than facilitated by them. The National Medical Commission's (previously the Medical Council of India, MCI) arbitrary criteria for recognising medical colleges and the University Grants Commission's (UGC) salary regulations for private institutions are examples of how bureaucratic rigidity can result in unintended consequences. To resolve these concerns and cultivate a more inclusive and efficient education system, it is imperative t...