‘Agricultural college at Karur will become functional this year’
The Hindu
The agricultural college, which is to be established in Karur, will be started from the current academic year itself, according to V. Senthilbalaji, Minister for Electricity. Speaking at a Makkal Sabh
The agricultural college, which is to be established in Karur, will be started from the current academic year itself, according to V. Senthilbalaji, Minister for Electricity.
Speaking at a Makkal Sabha programme at Kulithalai on Sunday, he said that the college would be a boon to the agricultural sector in the district. It would enable the scientists to study the soil, weather, monsoon and irrigation conditions pertaining to Karur so as to suggest crops and offer guidance to the farmers. The college has been sanctioned by Chief Minister M. K. Stalin in keeping with the interests of farmers and students, he said.
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