Indore: Madhya Pradesh Minister of Higher Education Mohan Yadav on Tuesday said that the state government aims to hold universities in every well-equipped country of ‘College “category.
“We aim to have one college in each district under a complete category.
This will be done at Vidhansabha and Block Level,” Yadav said.
Speaking of opening colleges in the state, he said, “11 news colleges have been opened since 2017.
Including this new college, 40 private universities and 16 government universities, there are 529 new colleges in Madhya Pradesh.”
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Efforts are being made to make Indore educational hubs, according to the minister.
He said that all countries noticed the education model and Madhya Pradesh efforts made to implement new education policies in the state.
He added that changing the word ‘kulpati “from” Kulguru “(Hindi’s words for the representative of Chancellor) had begun.
“It was a proposal from the professors and representatives of Chancellor,” he said.
Slamming the Congress Party because it raised objections to the Word, he said, “Congress must focus on resolving their inner disputes first.
In 1986, former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had changed the name of the Ministry of Education to the Ministry of Human Resources, but the Congress Government in the State The state did not follow it.
‘Kulguru’ is used in South India and Maharashtra, if they hate this word they can change it because they have a government in these countries.
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In posts for teachers in the state, he said that the state had nine and a half thousand posts where the government had recruited six and a half thousand teachers.
“We have filled around two and a half thousand posts through PSC.
We have decided that 700-800 posts every year will be filled through PSC.
Three and a half thousand other posts that we have are not empty.
Some of them are guests of scholars, somewhere there Teachers who come through a public representation, “he added.