Haryana government to provide free college education to girls with family income up to Rs 1.80 lakh

Haryana government: Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar today announced that the government will bear the cost of college education for girl students whose annual family income is equal to or less than Rs 1,80,000.

The government will also pay half the fee for college education of girls students with annual family income between Rs 1,80,000 and Rs 3,00,000. The order will be applicable at all private and government colleges, the CM said.

In a comparable proclamation Last year, Khattar had declared that the state government will give free schooling to young lady understudies whose yearly family pay ultimately depends on Rs 1.8 lakh.

This month the chief minister had also announced the ‘Chatra Parivahan Suraksha’ scheme under which free transportation services will be provided to school students residing in the rural areas.

Tending to a get-together on November 5 at Ratangarh town in Karnal locale, Khattar had declared that the vehicle office will furnish transport administrations to towns with in excess of 50 understudies going to distant schools. The division will likewise give minibusses to those having 30 to 40 such understudies.

“For towns where the understudy count going to distant falls somewhere in the range of five and 10, the schooling division will step in to give important transportation support,” he added. According to an authority explanation, the Chatra Parivahan Suraksha Yojana began from Ratangarh town on November 6.

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