All universities should provide education from KG to PG: Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar
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Haryana CM, in a recent conference, said that all universities should provide education from KG to PG level.
On Saturday, the Haryana Chief Minister, Manohar Lal Khattar, said that all the universities in the state should make education available from kindergarten level to postgraduation. He further added that the fees for poor children studying at these universities should be paid by the government only.
The CM was addressing a two-day conference of Vice-Chancellors of universities.
The Haryana Chief Minister said that a new scheme will be introduced soon under which the government will pay the fees of the children belonging to families having verified income of less than 1.80 lakh.
Under the New Education Policy, the MDU, Rohtak; Kurukshetra University and Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur, have started providing education from KG-level to PG under one roof, said Khattar.
He further added that the remaining universities of the state will also work at a fast pace to provide education in the same pattern.
The Haryana CM said that employment-oriented programmes will be formulated in universities and computer education should be made compulsory to make students and youngsters be prepared for jobs.
He added that technical education and higher education departments would be merged to impart quality education to the youth. This will also reduce the unnecessary burden on the government and the youth will be able to get quality technical and higher level education, said the CM.
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