State to Create New Drone Policy, Says Dr. Yadav, the Chief Minister
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav: Better plans will be prepared for the state’s July 1 start of AI 55 PM Colleges of Excellence, which will teach courses in agriculture, aviation, and other disciplines.
Dr. Mohan Yadav, the chief minister, stressed the significance of following the guidelines set down for universities. He gave college and university administrators instructions to make sure the right decisions are taken for the benefit of the students. Dr. Yadav announced the creation of a drone policy for the state, highlighting Madhya Pradesh’s leadership in putting the new education strategy into practice. He promised to improve educational arrangements in light of the expanding career prospects in artificial intelligence (AI), agriculture, and aviation. He also declared that on July 1st, PM College of Excellence would open in each of the state’s 55 districts. In addition to reiterating the need of maintaining an emphasis on high-quality instruction and efficient administration, Dr. Yadav promised full governmental assistance for the infrastructure development that higher education institutions require. This thorough conversation took place on Friday at the Mantralaya at a meeting with senior representatives from the Department of Higher Education.
Training programs will be helpful for pilots.
Madhya Pradesh is establishing Colleges of Excellence in order to improve the state’s educational system, according to Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. He insisted that these universities serve as role models for other states’ educational institutions. The Department of Higher Education, other relevant departments, the local government, parents, students, and the general public must work together actively on this. Dr. Yadav advocated for a plan that would include training and drone use in industry, agriculture, higher education, and other pertinent fields. Acknowledging the increased interest of young people in areas such as artificial intelligence and aviation, he took satisfaction in the opening of the nation’s first helicopter pilot training school in Khajuraho. The state administration wants to offer certificate and degree programs through local colleges with airstrips and pilot training facilities. This program will draw investment to the state and support career-focused education.
On July 1st, PM College of Excellence will launch.
It was decided to create PM Colleges of Excellence in each of the state’s districts this year. The state government has authorized the creation of one PM College of Excellence in each district in accordance with the National Education Policy. Moreover, permission has been granted for extra positions in the chosen universities to create the Prime Minister’s College of Excellence in 55 state districts. The required budget has also been made accessible in addition to this. According to Chief Minister Dr. Yadav, the district’s pride will be the Colleges of Excellence, which will open on July 1. Establish a link between the College of Excellence and the district’s tehsils and residents. Bharatiya Gyan Parampara Kendra would open at every PM College of Excellence, according to Chief Minister Dr. Yadav, provided the required preparations are made.
Chief Minister’s Office Chief Secretary Dr. Rajesh Rajoura, Chief Secretary Smt. Veera Rana, and other top officers in charge were present at the meeting.
Principal directives from Chief Minister Dr. Yadav
Encourage and motivate students to enroll in courses that are career-focused.
The Higher Education Department Excellence Colleges will begin offering additional helpful subjects, such as agriculture. The kids should be given this knowledge in a methodical manner.
The state’s colleges and universities ought to cultivate an atmosphere and reputation that entices students from neighboring states to pursue their education here.
Colleges and institutions will fully support exceptional academic work.
Work on developing the necessary infrastructure should be finished in colleges. It is necessary to begin new courses. Tourism-related courses will also begin.
The state’s higher education institutions ought to have multi-faculty facilities.
Beginning with the 2024–2025 academic year, the state will offer new courses like the B.Sc. Students should be given information regarding professional courses, courses related to agriculture, and other courses.
It is imperative to inform students about the arrangements made for aviation and other courses.
Students should have access to transportation so they can get to college.
