MySuru: The Minister of Higher Education Ashwath Narayan CN on Monday clarified that there was nothing special in excluding BJP vice president by Vijayendra from electoral assignments.
“We will use the service for the campaign,” he added to the Congress will never return to power in the country again.
Speaking to reporters here after participating in Modi Yug Utsav organized by Krishnaraja Mla Sa Ramadas, he said the Modi wave was still very strong in the state.
“If you ask people who must be our prime minister even in Hassan or Kanakapura, the name of Modes.
People do not say the names of local leaders.
Permanent mod waves,” he said.
“I will give it in writing; Congress will never return to power in Karnataka or the center.
Because it is a house divided,” he said.
During Modi Yug Utsav, he said even though many employment opportunities were available for those who pursued diplomas and techniques through lateral entry schemes, students did not show interest in joining the polytechnic course.
Students will get more practical knowledge in the polytechnic than in PU courses, he added.
“We spend an average of Rs 3 lakh to Rs 4 Lakh in diploma students.
But thousands of seats remain not filled every year.
To make the polytechnic college more popular, we launch new age courses such as AI, Machine Learning, Robotics, etc.
He said.
He added that the NEP 2020 would be introduced from the basic level of education itself in the state.
Topper Fetedashwath Narayan Felicated Meghan HK, a Pramati Hill View Academy student in the city who secured first in all flows in the Karnataka (CET) general entrance test recently, at his residence.
Minister to Meghan about his preparations, the ambition in the future, etc.
and interact with his family.
Modi Wave Still Strong in Karnataka: Min
