New Delhi: The government is committed not to only maintain students who come out of the main educational institutions in the country but also attract NRIS back, Lok Sabha is told on Monday.
The State Union Minister for Subhas Sarkar education made a statement in response to a written question about whether the government had studied the root cause of the brain drain phenomenon.
“The government is committed to not only retaining students who are out of the main educational institutions in the country, but also attract Indian non-resident people back to the country.
Under the scheme of the research fellowship of the Prime Minister, an interesting alliance is offered to selected students.
To pursue their PhD at Indian universities and institutions.
“The government has gave sanctions on the establishment of a Research Park in IITS-Madras, Bombay, Kharagpur, Kanpur, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Gandhinagar and IISC Bangalore to increase the research ecosystem in the country to allow students to pursue students to pursue Indian students, through research innovative.
incubation center (IC) in educational institutions strive to maintain knowledge-based technology and business through their initial phase by providing the support needed to help entrepreneurs survive in competitive markets and achieve the stage they can.
Further their efforts, “he added .
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Sarkar said the ministry has also launched a global initiative for academic networks (Gian) who seek to utilize the talent collection of scientists and employers from abroad, including those from India, to add to the existing state academic sources.