Rajasthan to effectively implement RTE: Minister

Updated on: Saturday, April 09, 2011

Rajasthan Education Minister Masther Bhanwar lal Meghwal said here that the state government is working with dedication for effective implementation of Right To Education Act.

Speaking at a conference on education and challenges here, Meghwal said that efforts will be made to link all the children of the state with the mainstream in order to achieve the goal of complete literacy.
Insisting on strengthening primary education in order to bring quality in higher education, the minister said that a programme 'Lehar' has been launched in the state for this purpose.
 
The conference was organised at a private university in the city.

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