Himachal Pradesh Elections: JP Nadda promises 5 new medical colleges in campaign

Himachal Pradesh Elections: JP Nadda promises 5 new medical colleges in campaign

As per the BJP President, female students from Class 6 to 12 will receive a bicycle, and those pursuing higher education will receive a scooter

FPJ Education DeskUpdated: Sunday, November 06, 2022, 06:36 PM IST
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BJP National President JP Nadda | File Photo

Shimla: While announcing the election manifesto for the Himachal Pradesh assembly, BJP President JP Nadda promised construction of five new medical colleges in the state. 

In addition, the BJP President has stated that female students from class 6 to 12 will receive a bicycle, and those pursuing higher education will receive a scooter. Elections for the 68-member HP assembly are set to take place on November 12.

If elected, the BJP government will launch the Him Startup scheme for youth where a fund of Rs 900 crore will be established to promote startups. JP Nadda also stated that the BJP will provide eight lakh job opportunities for youth, including government jobs as well as the work being done in the economic zone.

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