Government to provide quality education at affordable cost
The Hindu
MLA launches first PU classes at the newly opened Government PU College in Shaktinagar
Mangaluru South MLA D. Vedavyas Kamath on Saturday said that the government has taken necessary steps to provide quality education at affordable cost by giving priority to the education sector.
He was speaking at a programme marking commencement of I PU classes at the newly sanctioned Government PU College, Nalyapadavu in Shaktinagar, here. Welcoming students, Mr. Kamath said that the new college has been opened to provide quality education to students of the region under a government set-up.
Mr. Kamath noted that the demand for a government PU college in the area had been pending for a long time. The then Primary and Secondary Education Minister S. Suresh Kumar responded to the demand and sanctioned the college, he said and thanked Mr. Suresh Kumar. At present, the college will offer courses in arts and commerce streams, he added.
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