Haryana CM clears policy to allot land to edu institutions

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Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal on Monday said that the State Government is preparing a scheme to allot land to educational institutions on the basis of personal gain and social interest. The State Government would have separate criterion for these two categories to provide land to education institutions, said Manohar lal while speaking after laying the foundation stone of multi-purpose hall of Shrimad Bhagwad Gita Senior Secondary School to be constructed at a cost of `4 crore and extension block of luv Kush Hostel to be constructed at a cost of `8 crore at Kurukshetra. On this occasion, he announced to give `one crore for both the projects. Apart from this, MP Dr Raj Kumar Saini and Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Krishan Kumar Bedi   announced to give `21 lakh and `11 lakh respectively for these projects. In addition, the school students and the alumni of school also announced to give `11 lakh and `21 lakh respectively.

“In the next five years, we would set up Ram Rajya in the state and the people would themselves analyze that the previous regime was not less than Ravan Raj”, said the Chief Minister. Speaking about education sector, he said that an agreement would be signed between the government schools and private educational institutions so as to bring qualitative improvement in the education system and to provide quality education to the children.

He said that besides providing education, Vidhya Bharti Akhil Bhartiya Shiksha Sansthan has also been infusing moral values of life among the children in various states in the country including Haryana. He also offered land to the Sansthan   in any district of the State to set up a school.

While recalling his old memories associated with this school, the Chief Minister said that he had never thought that one day he would lay the foundation stone of any complex in this school as a Chief Minister. lauding the role of Vidhya Bharti Shiksha Sansthan, Manohar lal said that the Sansthan is running about 23,000 schools in the country.

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