Conference on higher education in Bihar from Oct 20

Updated on: Wednesday, October 19, 2011

A two-day international conference will be held here on October 20-21 next to roll out a roadmap for improvement of higher education in Bihar.
 
About 200 delegates, from the country and abroad, will present their papers on improving higher education infrastructure, Principal Secretary (HRD) Anjani Kumar Singh told reporters here.
 
The state government will implement suggestions and inputs given by academicians and experts to set up quality infrastructure for higher education in the state, he said.
 
The conference will be inaugurated by HRD minister P.K. Shahi.

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