Keralam govt sanctions ₹45 crore for infrastructure, human resource development of government colleges
The Kerala government has sanctioned ₹45.68 crore to improve infrastructure, IT facilities, and academic resources in state-run colleges. The initiative aims to enhance the learning environment and research capabilities for students.
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Increased state investment in higher education infrastructure is essential for improving academic standards and student accessibility in public institutions.
The Keralam government has sanctioned ₹45.68 crore for infrastructure and human resource development of government colleges in the State.
The order sanctioning the funds for development of physical infrastructure, human resource, and IT facilities; their maintenance; improvement of academic excellence; and enhancement of learning levels has been issued, a statement quoting Minister for Higher Education Roji M. John said here on Tuesday.
The funds will be utilised for development activities in government colleges. These include new buildings, academic blocks, administrative centres, IT facilities, and other basic infrastructure development.
An amount of ₹13.48 crore will be used for a new administrative facility for Kesari Government Arts and Science College, Paravur, Ernakulam; ₹5.6 crore for hostel and mess facilities at Maharaja’s College, Ernakulam; ₹4.81 crore for constructing a library and research block of Government College, Karyavattom; and ₹2.42 crore for infrastructure development of Government Brennen College of Teacher Education, Thalassary.
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