The name of Yashpal Committee Report (1993) is:

Yashpal Committee was formed in 1992 under the chairmanship of Professor Yash Pal.

Key Points

• It was known for rendering a report titled 'Learning without Burden' that implies reducing the load of incomprehension.
• The committee discouraged the competitions, rewarding individual achievement since they deprive children of joyful learning- and encouraged collaboration, group activities, and group achievements to give a boost to cooperative learning in schools.
• The Committee did not want any tests and interviews for admission to early childhood education institutions.
• The Committee strongly felt that young children should not be compelled to carry heft bags of books every day to schools.
• Textbooks should be treated as school property, and thus, there should be no need for children to purchase the books individually and carry them daily to their homes.
• The committee was of the opinion that in the primary classes, children should not be burdened with homework except for the extension of explorations in the home environment.
• In the upper primary and secondary classes, homework, where necessary, should be non-textual, and textbooks, when needed for work at home, should be made available on a rotation basis.

Hence, it could be concluded that the name of the Yashpal Committee Report (1993) is learning without burden.