Hyderabad: Gangula Kamalakar, Minister of Welfare of Backward Classes, said on Saturday that as many as 119 BC centers for study centers will be established from June 2 to celebrate the celebration of the Telangana State Formation.
Free coaching has already been given to the youth for 15,000 vacancies through 12 BC study centers, he said in a statement. Despite problems due to Covid-19, the state government strives for the welfare of BCs with dedication.
The government is building buildings for more than 40 BC communities in prominent areas in Hyderabad at more than Rs 100 million. The Minister paid tribute to Mahatma Jyotirao Phule who commemorated the latter’s 195th anniversary.
“We are expanding Kalyana Lakshmi scheme to BC women at a cost of more than $ 1840 million, and scholarships are awarded to qualifying students by spending an amount of R1313 million,” the minister said. Facilities were provided to 66,000 students in pre-metric residences and 278 college residences across the state.
An amount of 500 million each was allocated for the MBC Corporation and BC Cooperative Finance Corporation. of lawyers.
Source: Telangana Today