Jharkhand has decided to double the quota of students eligible for the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda Overseas Scholarship Scheme.
The Jharkhand Government on October 8, Tuesday have announced the decision to double the quota of students eligible for the Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda Overseas Scholarship scheme , rising from 25 to 50. It was approved during a cabinet meeting. It was chaired by Chief Minister Hemant Soren.Cabinet Secretary Vandana Sadek told each year , 20 students from scheduled Tribes , 10 students from scheduled castes , 14 from the Other Backward Class (OBC) and six from minority communities will be benefited from this scheme.
Overall, 81 proposals were approved during the meeting. It included establishment of modular operation theatres in state-run medical colleges and hospitals, with a budget allocation of Rs 35,69 crore.
Moreover, the cabinet authorised the constitution of Jharkhand Bhawan situation in Navi Mumbai. It would be built with an investment of Rs 136.95 crore.
This building will be a G+7 structure. Two floors will be designated for the use of economically disadvantaged people and labourers who are seeking medical treatment in the Maharashtra capital.
During a media briefing, Chief Minister Soren mentioned the cabinet’s decisions, including the formation of a high-level committee to address anomalies in promotions and other related issues.
This committee will also involve retired judges and representatives from both the central and state governments. In addition, when discussing the BJP’s Gogo scheme, which aims to provide Rs 2,100 in financial assistance to women, Soren criticised it as a deceptive tactic. However, he refrained from commenting on the recent elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir.
Jharkhand in recent time have taken various initiatives for education sector, they have also planned to establish centre of excellence across the state and now have decided to double the quotes for Marang GomkeJaipal Singhg Munda overseas. And they also plan to construct a G=& structure building for Jharkhand Bhawan
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It's a scholarship program offered by the Jharkhand government to help students from marginalized communities study abroad.
The government has doubled the quota of eligible students, increasing it from 25 to 50 per year.
The government plans to establish centers of excellence across the state and has approved the construction of a G+7 structure for the Jharkhand Bhawan in Navi Mumbai.
It will serve as a center for Jharkhand residents seeking medical treatment in Mumbai, with two floors dedicated to economically disadvantaged people and laborers.
Chief Minister Hemant Soren criticized the Gogo scheme as a deceptive tactic and refrained from commenting on recent elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir.
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