new delhi as the delhi education conference concluded on sunday deputy chief minister manish sisodia stressed that education ministers of all states should come together to improve the system weve learned so much from the conference now we hope to take the best practices insights and implement them through collaborative efforts in delhi how we can change the existing rotelearning setup and also work on inculcating positive mindsets in our children education ministers from states should also work together to create better system for india said sisodiaeducation minister of andhra pradesh audimulapu suresh congratulated the delhi education team for putting up the weeklong conference and invited them to visit his statein andhra pradesh in the past 19 months we allocated 1618 out of our total budget to the education department to show our commitment like most other states we relied on centres schemes for improving infrastructure facilities but now were also allocating our funds for reforms said sureshdiscussing andhra pradeshs transformation he said all textbooks are bilingual from class 16 we have improved monitoring and regulatory mechanisms he addedour focus now will be to further bridge this gap between school management committee and parents by increasing parent participation sisodia said