Rajasthan government is paying special attention to health and education: Gehlot
Pune: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said on Wednesday that the Rajasthan govt is paying special attention to the health and education sector because only healthy and educated citizens make an advanced nation. “The public welfare schemes of the state govt in both these areas are being appreciated across country. Right to health and free treatment up to Rs 25 lakh in CM Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme has strengthened state’s health infrastructure,” Gehlot said. CM laid the foundation stone of the extension building of the Medical College of the University and the auditorium of Engineering College.
Addressing the program, Gehlot, remembered the founder of Bharti Vidyapeeth, Late Patangrao Kadam and said that his life is inspirational for the young generation. Unprecedented development in the field of education in the state in 5 years.
Gehlot said that the state government is determined for the allround development of education. “Every possible effort and innovation is being made for better education.
National level institutions like IIT, IIM, AIIMS, Triple IT, NIFT, NIA, RUHS, Law, Agriculture, Sports and Police University have been established in the state. Also, now the number of universities has increased to 92 in the state. In the last four years only 303 new colleges have been opened. These include 130 girls colleges,” he said.
Wishing the teachers and students of Bharti Vidyapeeth Institute a bright future, Gehlot expressed hope that the institute will continue to move forward on the path of progress in the future as well.
