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Rs. 68 lakhs for continuing education activities
By Our Staff Reporter
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, JUNE 28. The district panchayat has decided
to set aside Rs. 68 lakhs for continuing education activities in
the district.
Ms. Sasikala Sivasankar, district panchayat president, said this
while inaugurating the monthly review meeting of the State
Literacy Mission here on Thursday.
A sum of Rs.25 lakhs has been set aside for the construction of
a head office and permanent training centre for the district
literacy mission. In order to provide computer training to the
educated unemployed from economically backward classes, the
district office will invest Rs. 10 lakhs for purchasing five
computers and the necessary accessories.
A Rs. 10-lakh project will be launched to open 300 literacy
centres in tribal and slum areas.
The Kanjiramkulam grama panchayat, where there was a severe
shortage of drinking water, will be adopted and Rs. 10 lakhs
spent on organising water conservation programmes with the help
of continuing literacy activists. A sum of Rs. 10 lakhs will be
set aside for launching vocational training programmes to equip
women for self-employment.
The project director, State Literacy Mission, Prof. K.
Sridharan, presided. The director, Literacy Mission, Dr. M. G.
Sasibhooshan was also present.
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