Chandigarh: Minister of Haryana Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday announced free education for children whose verified family income was less than Rs 1.8 lakh per year under the scheme of Patra Parivar Pearning Gvernome State.
CM made an announcement while interacting with students who have broken civil service exams 2020 and jee (continued) 2021 under the ‘Super 100’ government program, during the state-level criminal program in Panchkula.
Kanwar Pal education minister, speaker Gian Chand Gupta, and Ambala MP Rattan Lal Kataria is also present.
Congratulates students who have cleared the Civil Service Exam, Khattar said, “Each of you must remember that you have decided to choose Civil Service as a career choice to serve the community.
During your service period, you will get countless opportunities for Work in various fields.
Therefore, I hope each of you to try our best to achieve the advantage to make Haryana proud.
“Talk to 29 students from poor backgrounds that have solved Jee (continued), CM said,” You all are A good example if you have talent, no one can stop you to achieve your dreams, it doesn’t matter if you are.
Poor background, “he added.
The new policy box to replace 3 RS education system CM said the Lord Macaulay education system focused on ‘three hospitals’: writing, reading and arithmetic, which does not ensure the development of holistic citizens.
“Therefore, in an effort to make the young generation educated along with also instilling a feeling of nationalism in it, the NEP-2020 has been launched,” he said.
Kg to PG from this session at Kurukshetra University Khattar said that in accordance with the new education policy – 2020, educational institutions were being established in the state where education would be given from class KG to the PG level.
“Initially, we would make the arrangement of investing from KG to PG in four universities.
The University of Kurukshetra has begun to prepare for the receipt to be given under the KG scheme to the PG from this academic session which is 2021-22,” he said.