Chandigarh: To mark the 400th Prakash Purab Tegh Bahadur, Chairman of the Minister of Punjab Captain Amarinder Singh on Friday virtually laid out the foundation stone Sri Teacher Bahadur, Tarn Taran, directed the Ministry of Finance to ensure sufficient funds for the operationality of the institution.
The minister’s chairman, on that occasion, also launched a gold and silver coin warning to mark the birth warnings of Sri Teacher Teguh Bahadur Ji.
He said that financial shortcomings would not be allowed to raise educational projects in the state, sucking the most important focus area to allow Punjab youth to compete with the world.
He praised the concern department to enable the state to become number one in school education in this country.
Citing education as a priority sector, Amarinder said after reaching the top position in school education, the next objective is to create number one punjab in higher education and technical education as well.
In line with the encouragement of his government in education, he said he would inaugurate 18 new functional degree universities and 25 itis on October 2 “Education must compensate for time,” he stressed, underlining the need for constant evolution to ensure that education is done not to be irrelevant in the coming decades .
Even though the legal degree was also given by the University of Teacher Nanak Dev, Punjabi University, and Panjab University, in addition to legal courses taught around 30 state universities, there was only one legal law (Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala) in the state as far as This, he shows, adding that this new university will offer special legal courses to young people.
The chairman of the minister said that the upcoming university classes will begin at the transit campus until the main campus is ready, where the 25-acre land has been reserved in the village of Cairon.
He said that the university that came in Cairon Village was a real award for the former Main Minister of Main Singh Cairon, who was a modern andly credited architect of Punjab by establishing Pau, Ludhiana, who delivered the Green Revolution.