Khargone (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is set to inaugurate the satellite campus of Krantisurya Tantya Bhil University, marking a significant milestone in the region's educational landscape. Scheduled at PG College, the event will witness the inauguration of six development projects totaling Rs 571.84 crore across Khargone district.
Collector Karmaveer Sharma presided over a preparatory meeting, emphasising the participation of government and non-government college principals to celebrate this achievement for the Nimar region. Students from various colleges will grace the occasion, heralding a new era of educational advancement.
Spanning 150 acres along Khargone Kasrawad Road, the university promises to revolutionise higher education, offering a diverse array of courses and research opportunities locally. It aims to alleviate the need for students to travel to larger cities for quality education, consequently fostering employment prospects within the district.
Built with a cost of Rs 170 crore
The university, with an estimated cost of Rs 170 crore, will boast world-class infrastructure, catering to the needs of approximately 25 thousand students from 83 colleges across Khargone, Barwani, Alirajpur, Khandwa, and Burhanpur districts.
Accompanying the university inauguration, Chief Minister Yadav will also inaugurate development projects, including major irrigation schemes and road infrastructure, reinforcing the government's commitment to holistic regional growth.
Dignitaries including Minister of Higher Education Inder Singh Parmar, MP Gajendra Singh Patel, and MLA Balkrishna Patidar are expected to grace the event, signifying the collective efforts towards Khargone's progress.
