Kashmiri Pandits' outfit demands educational opportunities for displaced students

Press Trust of India  |  New Delhi 

Members of an organisation representing Kashmiri Pandit migrants today Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar and demanded educational opportunities for displaced students of the community.

The Jammu Kashmir Vichar Manch (JKVM) submitted a memorandum to Javadekar demanding initiatives to promote Kashmiri language and literature, setting up of a national council to promote Kashmiri language and revival of the Sharada script.



"The existing reservations for the displaced students in engineering and management institutes should be extended to medical education as well," the memorandum said.

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Kashmiri Pandits' outfit demands educational opportunities for displaced students

Members of an organisation representing Kashmiri Pandit migrants today met Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar and demanded educational opportunities for displaced students of the community. The Jammu Kashmir Vichar Manch (JKVM) submitted a memorandum to Javadekar demanding initiatives to promote Kashmiri language and literature, setting up of a national council to promote Kashmiri language and revival of the Sharada script. "The existing reservations for the displaced students in engineering and management institutes should be extended to medical education as well," the memorandum said. Members of an organisation representing Kashmiri Pandit migrants today Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar and demanded educational opportunities for displaced students of the community.

The Jammu Kashmir Vichar Manch (JKVM) submitted a memorandum to Javadekar demanding initiatives to promote Kashmiri language and literature, setting up of a national council to promote Kashmiri language and revival of the Sharada script.

"The existing reservations for the displaced students in engineering and management institutes should be extended to medical education as well," the memorandum said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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