Rs 190 crore fund for minority development project in Maharshtra

MUMBAI: As an initiative to implement the Prime Minister's 15 point plan for development, the sate and central government have collectively allotted Rs 190 crore for the development of minorities in Maharshtra. While the Centre has approved Rs 140 crore, state sanctioned 50 crore for housing, ladies hostel, ITI colleges, polytechnics for minorities in the state.

"These schemes are being implemented in nine districts' six towns and eight blocks (rural areas) under the Minorities Development Project. They are Latur, Beed, Jalna, Parbhani, Jalgaon, Washim, Buldana, Hingoli and Yevatmal. The rural areas' poor girl students will be provided free cycle for travelling. For this, girls' separate hostels are being constructed. Computers will be given to such educational institutes under this scheme," said Naseem Khan, state Minorities Affairs minister.

As per the scheme, in the next one year, more than 800 people will be provided free home. State's nine districts are among 100 others chosen for minorities' development. Khan said that they were using the existing 44 polytechnic in the evening shift only for minorities though these are regular morning institutions. "Without using any extra fund, we are utilizing the same places to provide skilled courses education to students from minorities," said Khan.

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