Haryana enforcing major educational reforms: Hooda

Updated on: Monday, December 07, 2009

Rohtak: The Haryana government today said that it is carrying out major educational reforms besides bringing significant improvements in the field of technical education, Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said today.

Addressing the students and their guardians during the 57th Annual Day function of a school at Rohtak, Hooda said that several prestigious educational institutions were establishing their schools, colleges and universities in Haryana.

He announced to give land to Model School for its new building at Sector 10 and a grant of Rs 10 lakh for setting up e-learning laboratory of the school. The CM assured that the work on various institutions would be completed soon, so that the students could get world-standard education and research facilities

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