Kerala Embraces PM SHRI: A Turning Point in Education
The Kerala government has signed a memorandum with the Centre to join the PM SHRI Schools scheme, overcoming resistance from coalition partner CPI. This decision allows Kerala to access Rs 1,500 crore in central funds for educational development, despite initial concerns linked to the National Education Policy.
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Kerala has officially joined the PM SHRI Schools scheme following a formal agreement with the Centre, marking a significant shift in its educational policies.
This decision, announced amidst coalition objections, secures Rs 1,500 crore that unlocks potential infrastructure development across state schools.
Kerala's approval followed debates over implications tied to the National Education Policy, illustrating the state's navigation within national educational dynamics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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