Scholarships announced for Scheduled Caste students, MP says - Gujarat will now get Rs 60 crore instead of Rs 15 crore

 Scholarships announced for Scheduled Caste students, MP says - Gujarat will now get Rs 60 crore instead of Rs 15 crore

The Central Government has announced assistance for students from SC-ST and OBC communities. MP Kirit Solanki, state president CR Patil, former MP Sambhu Prasad Tundia and Ishwar Parmar held a press conference at Kamalam. In which he informed about the announcement of Central Government Scholarships for Scheduled Caste Students.

Announcement of Scholarships for Scheduled Caste Students

SC-ST, OBC students will get help

Rs 59,000 crore is allocated to students: Kirit Solanki

The announcement of the scholarship was made by the central government, MPs and leaders said. The central government has announced a total package of Rs 59,000 crore which will benefit the students of the Dalit community. So under this scheme, the state government used to get a total of Rs 15 crore, of which Gujarat will now get Rs 80 crore. Which will benefit the people of this society. Many children had to drop out of school due to a lack of money. Students will now be able to study and benefit from this assistance, including study literature.

Scholarships for Scheduled Caste Students: MP Kirit Solanki

Kirit Solanki said that the PM has taken an important decision now. Scholarships are offered for Scheduled Caste students. Scheduled Caste students could not pursue higher studies. An important decision has been made for the students who have dropped out of the study. Rs 59,000 crore is allocated to students.

ગુજરાતીમાં વાંચવા માટે અહી ક્લિક કરો

Mr. Rupani introduced by letter: CR Patil

CR Patil reacted to the issue of scholarship announcement. Patil said the announcement of the scheme would be of great benefit. Will be effective for higher education. Has made an important decision for the public interest. Mr. Rupani introduced by letter. The government has made important announcements through demand. The post-metric system was discontinued in 14 states.

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