Haryana to have PPP to improve education

Updated on: Monday, February 07, 2011

A Public Partnership Project (PPP) will be implemented on pilot basis to improve the education standard in Haryana and at least one school in each district will be run under the project.

A total of about 100 schools would be run under the project, an official spokesman said here.
Such kinds of projects will ensure active participation of the common people in the education sector.
   
The Government is making efforts to make each child a good citizen by imparting him quality education, the spokesman said.
   
District level book fairs will be organised across the State from February 9 to provide an academic atmosphere to the children, he said.

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