Union Home Minister Amit Shah Inaugurated PM College of Excellence in Indore
Indore, tagged as the financial capital of Madhya Pradesh is now all set to further its status as an education hub with the inauguration of various vital projects amounting to Rs 561 lakh. Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the PM College of Excellence in GACC College. With this, the educational infrastructure of the city is going one step ahead towards further development.
Addressing the gathering, Home Minister Amit Shah said, "The new education policy brought in a sea of change and it is going to shape India's future". "Many new initiatives have been brought under the new education policy. The vision to make India great by 2047 rests in the hands of our youth", he said. Shah thanked the residents of Indore for their recent initiative of planting 11 lakh saplings in a single day.
Shah termed the evolution of Indore into an educational hub and lauded CM Dr. Mohan Yadav and Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar for introducing progressive educational reforms in the state of Madhya Pradesh. "Indore, already the economic capital, is now on its way to becoming a premier education destination," he commented.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav congratulated and praised Madhya Pradesh for becoming the first state to be exposed to the new education policy. "Under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, we are going to introduce new subjects and vocational courses in 55 PM Excellence Colleges across the state", said Yadav. He added that what the state was working towards was capability development among youth apart from degree sektör, capability development in terms of practical skills.
He pointed out the frantic pace with which Prime Minister Modi's vision about education was being implemented in Madhya Pradesh. "Our goal is to make quality education in accordance with the aspirations of the youth," Parmar asserted. The minister listed a series of initiatives, including introducing air taxis in major cities as a sign of new times in aviation education.
Looking further ahead, Parmar pledged to have Madhya Pradesh aligned towards the goal of achieving quality education by 2047 India's centenary year of independence. In keeping with the resolve, Chief Minister Yadav's initiative to open 55 PM Excellence Colleges and 'Vidya Van' at each college campus shows absolute commitment to educational excellence and environmental sustainability through green covers in the state.
Addressing the gathering, Home Minister Amit Shah said, "The new education policy brought in a sea of change and it is going to shape India's future". "Many new initiatives have been brought under the new education policy. The vision to make India great by 2047 rests in the hands of our youth", he said. Shah thanked the residents of Indore for their recent initiative of planting 11 lakh saplings in a single day.
Shah termed the evolution of Indore into an educational hub and lauded CM Dr. Mohan Yadav and Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar for introducing progressive educational reforms in the state of Madhya Pradesh. "Indore, already the economic capital, is now on its way to becoming a premier education destination," he commented.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav congratulated and praised Madhya Pradesh for becoming the first state to be exposed to the new education policy. "Under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, we are going to introduce new subjects and vocational courses in 55 PM Excellence Colleges across the state", said Yadav. He added that what the state was working towards was capability development among youth apart from degree sektör, capability development in terms of practical skills.
He pointed out the frantic pace with which Prime Minister Modi's vision about education was being implemented in Madhya Pradesh. "Our goal is to make quality education in accordance with the aspirations of the youth," Parmar asserted. The minister listed a series of initiatives, including introducing air taxis in major cities as a sign of new times in aviation education.
Looking further ahead, Parmar pledged to have Madhya Pradesh aligned towards the goal of achieving quality education by 2047 India's centenary year of independence. In keeping with the resolve, Chief Minister Yadav's initiative to open 55 PM Excellence Colleges and 'Vidya Van' at each college campus shows absolute commitment to educational excellence and environmental sustainability through green covers in the state.
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