PM stresses on need to improve quality of higher education
New Delhi: Flagging the issue of India's poor contribution in international scientific research, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asked institutions of higher learning to make collective efforts to “improve” the present state of affairs.He also
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Also, the country's share of global research and development investment is as low as 2.2 per cent, much lower than 9.2 per cent of China and 32.4 per cent of the US.
“The Directors of NITs have a very important contribution to make in our collective efforts to improve this state of affairs,” he stressed.
But at the same time, he said that the UPA government in its nine years of rule has laid special emphasis on education and the period has seen an “unprecedented expansion” of the education system at all levels - primary, secondary and higher.
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