الهند: محاولات تطوير فرع جامعة أليجار الإسلامية بكيرالا

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أسفرت المناقشات الخاصة بين محافظ ولاية "كيرالا" الهندية ووزير تنمية الموارد البشرية، إلى تجدد المساعي حول تنمية فرع "جامعة أليجار الإسلامية" في "مالابورام"، وإزالة المعوقات الفنية المتعلقة بإصدار التمويل للقيام بأعمال تنمية فرع الجامعة.

وقد تمت مراجعة الأموال اللازمة التي طالبت بها الجامعة، وقد قامت الجهات المسؤولة بتقليل المتطلبات من 1100 مليون روبية إلى 140 مليون روبية، إلا أن المسؤولين عن الجامعة أعربوا عن رغبتهم الشديدة في أن يتم تشغيل فرع الجامعة الإسلامية خلال الموسم الأكاديمي القادم، وأن يدرك المسؤولون في الحكومة أهمية ذلك؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Fresh impetus for Malappuram centre of Aligarh Muslim University

The special discussion between chief minister Oommen Chandy and Union minister for HRD Pallam Raju on Saturday at Kasaragod has rekindled fresh hopes on the development of Malappuram centre of Aligarh Muslim University.

The Union minister promised the CM and AMU officials that steps will be taken to remove technical hurdles involved in the releasing of fund to carry out development works at the centre.

As per the initial proposal the cost of the proposed centre was Rs 1,100 crore. But the MHRD and University Grants Commission (UGC) denied the approval saying that the amount was not affordable. The project proposal was then revised and the estimated cost was downsized to RS 140 crore. The initial works on the proposed campus at Chelamaala near Perinthalamanna have already started using the Rs 10 crore initial fund. The revised project is yet to get MHRD approval.

When the AMU VC informed the chief minister three months ago that the delay in approval of the project proposal is the major roadblock to the project, he discussed the issue with MHRD officials. But the issue was not resolved.

Director of the centre P Muhammed, who was also present at the Saturday's meeting, said response from the Union minister to the demands of the state government was very positive. "We had informed that it would be difficult to run the centre in next the academic year without the financial aid. We are hopeful that the Centre will consider the issue seriously," he said.

Union minister of state for HRD Shashi Tharoor and Union minister of state for external affairs E Ahammed were also present at the meeting.