Lucknow: Promising 51 Lakh Students who qualify for government scholarships to get their money on November 30, Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister on Saturday announced the RS 177.35 Crore scholarship to 1.5 lakh.
He also directed the Ministry of Education to ask private schools, where two girls from the same family were registered, to release the costs of one of the siblings.
“If there is a disagreement school, the department concerned must send a proposal to the government to replace the costs of one of the sisters.
This will promote the education of a daughter,” CM announced at the event, was held to mark the birth warnings of Mahatma Gandhi and the former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri.
CM added the government aware of delays in channeling scholarship money to 51 lakh students because of a pandemic.
“We are working on a warfare to release funds on November 30,” he said.
In his decrease to Mahatma Gandhi, CM call him an Indian independence fighters, who took ideas about non-violence and affection to the world.
“At the time of his compatriot immersed in disappointment in the midst of a foreign government, he relied on Swadesh and independence to fight England.
The world wonders how an ordinary man in Dhoti will fight England,” he said.
Yogi Adyityath said the Mahatma message was more relevant today, referring to the launch of the Swachh Bharat mission by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014.
“If we have made a Swachhta, part of our lives since independence, we can save many lives.
Above, 1,500-2,000 People die because of encephalitis every year and no one pays attention to the fate of Dalit and retreat.
They only function as banks.
Now, we have succeeded in curbing the death of encephalitis by 99%, “CM said.
Gandhi’s vision about Swadeshi also became the foundation of the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ Program Modi, he said, which was very important during a pandemic when more than 40 times migrant workers returned to the country and the government managed to give them jobs.
CM also paid tribute to Lal Bahadur Shastri, said as the prime minister, he gave India in the new direction.
“Even though he was a follower of Gandhi, he also showed the world, India was able to stand on the ground before the enemy.
The 1965 war is an example.
When other countries impose sanctions in India, he said the country would not beg anyone,” he said.
Anandiben Governor Patel also gave respect to the two leaders.
“Gandhiji said that the progress of a country is based on education and the world has acknowledged this fact.
Good education produces character development, independence and development of all-round people,” he said.