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TRS meet discusses Engg colleges, KG to PG issues
About 12 main issues were discussed in the meeting which included engineering colleges, KG to PG programme, feedback from people on welfare schemes and development programmes. Besides the engineering colleges issue, the meeting threw light on the much hyped KG to PG scheme which invited wrath from political circles and a section of society for its being remained a non-starter.
Hyderabad: As a prelude to the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) plenary session in the fourth week of April, party senior leaders on Sunday met at MP K Keshava Rao’s residence here. Keshava Rao had discussions with those who attended the meeting that focused on the issues to be taken up in the plenary.
About 12 main issues were discussed in the meeting which included engineering colleges, KG to PG programme, feedback from people on welfare schemes and development programmes. Besides the engineering colleges issue, the meeting threw light on the much hyped KG to PG scheme which invited wrath from political circles and a section of society for its being remained a non-starter.
Keshava Rao spoke on the present scenario of engineering colleges and much touted KG to PG programme which needs a strategic plan to begin with. The meeting is learnt to have expressed concern on engineering colleges, quality of education, lack of faculty, facilities and results. It also focused on about 10 to 15 per cent of engineering graduates passing with ranks and getting jobs and the rest vying for low level jobs and some management’s reluctance to run the colleges further. Some of them are on the verge of collapse as there are no takers and some lack faculty and facilities.
The meeting assumes significance as Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao himself gave a clarion call to the managements of engineering colleges to take a decision whether to produce best students with standards to cater to industries’ and companies’ needs or close them to start other businesses.
