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Padhe likhe aur Culturally rich back ground se agar Neta ho to..kya disha ho sakti hai aur.. Satta ki Power ka use kaisa aur kis disha me ho sakta hai..iska sahi example…Rohtak k MP Deepinder Hooda ne sabit kiya hai ….
uske liye aap logo se Tribune ki ye news share kr rha hu.....hope aapko kuchh achchhe Bhavishya ki taraf badte kadmo ka ahsaas karwae….
Footwear design institute comes to Rohtak
Geetanjali Gayatri
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, July 29
If it was the seat of political, social and cultural movements in the pre-independence era, a seat where the Arya Samaj first established itself in Haryana and spread throughout the state, Rohtak today is fast-becoming synonymous with education.
Spearheading this “transition towards modernisation” in making Rohtak a seat of learning is its local MP Deepinder Hooda, who has managed to bring the “best in the business” to his constituency and continues to pursue an “academic agenda”.
He believes that Rohtak is an education corridor in the making. As if to substantiate his claims, he discloses, “We are all set to add another feather in our cap with the prestigious Footwear and Design Development Institute (FDDI) coming to our state and my constituency.
The ministry of commerce has recently sanctioned the same. This is particularly encouraging since it comes close to the heels of the setting up a footwear park in Bahadurgarh.”
While the FDDI has been given the green signal, the coveted Indian Institute of Management (IIM) is on its way and is headed for Garnawati in Rohtak. Besides, Rohtak already boasts of two universities, Maharshi Dayanand University and Pt. BD Sharma PGIMS. And, if that’s not enough, a lot more is happening on the education scene for Rohtak.
Four top institutes, three big names in the fashion, film and design industry will shortly set up shop in Rohtak. On the lines of the National Institute of Fashion Technology will come up the State Institute of Fashion Technology, a Film and television Institute like the one at Pune and the National Institute of Design on the lines the one in Ahmedabad. In addition, the Department of Technical Education will set up a multi-disciplinary polytechnic for women and a college of art.
Says secretary, Technical Education, Ajit Mohan Sharan, “While preparing a blueprint for the technical institutions, we gave priority to unrepresented faculties in Haryana.
There are no such institutes to cater to students wanting to chart a career in fashion designing, acting, art. We have already started work on the Film and TV institute, prepared plans and floated tenders. It will be operational from the next session and work on the other institutes will also be right on track shortly,” he said.
And, there’s more. The Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) is already in contact with the GMR group for setting up an MIT-like private institute in the state. “We want our students to have access to the best in the field of education because that is what holds the key to our progress.
The coming up of these institutes will add to the culture of the place and resurrect Rohtak to its past glory. The arrival of top class institutes in Rohtak is not purely a state-funded exercise but, ideally, a convergence of the efforts of the Centre and the state to develop Haryana,” remarks Hooda.
uske liye aap logo se Tribune ki ye news share kr rha hu.....hope aapko kuchh achchhe Bhavishya ki taraf badte kadmo ka ahsaas karwae….
Footwear design institute comes to Rohtak
Geetanjali Gayatri
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, July 29
If it was the seat of political, social and cultural movements in the pre-independence era, a seat where the Arya Samaj first established itself in Haryana and spread throughout the state, Rohtak today is fast-becoming synonymous with education.
Spearheading this “transition towards modernisation” in making Rohtak a seat of learning is its local MP Deepinder Hooda, who has managed to bring the “best in the business” to his constituency and continues to pursue an “academic agenda”.
He believes that Rohtak is an education corridor in the making. As if to substantiate his claims, he discloses, “We are all set to add another feather in our cap with the prestigious Footwear and Design Development Institute (FDDI) coming to our state and my constituency.
The ministry of commerce has recently sanctioned the same. This is particularly encouraging since it comes close to the heels of the setting up a footwear park in Bahadurgarh.”
While the FDDI has been given the green signal, the coveted Indian Institute of Management (IIM) is on its way and is headed for Garnawati in Rohtak. Besides, Rohtak already boasts of two universities, Maharshi Dayanand University and Pt. BD Sharma PGIMS. And, if that’s not enough, a lot more is happening on the education scene for Rohtak.
Four top institutes, three big names in the fashion, film and design industry will shortly set up shop in Rohtak. On the lines of the National Institute of Fashion Technology will come up the State Institute of Fashion Technology, a Film and television Institute like the one at Pune and the National Institute of Design on the lines the one in Ahmedabad. In addition, the Department of Technical Education will set up a multi-disciplinary polytechnic for women and a college of art.
Says secretary, Technical Education, Ajit Mohan Sharan, “While preparing a blueprint for the technical institutions, we gave priority to unrepresented faculties in Haryana.
There are no such institutes to cater to students wanting to chart a career in fashion designing, acting, art. We have already started work on the Film and TV institute, prepared plans and floated tenders. It will be operational from the next session and work on the other institutes will also be right on track shortly,” he said.
And, there’s more. The Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) is already in contact with the GMR group for setting up an MIT-like private institute in the state. “We want our students to have access to the best in the field of education because that is what holds the key to our progress.
The coming up of these institutes will add to the culture of the place and resurrect Rohtak to its past glory. The arrival of top class institutes in Rohtak is not purely a state-funded exercise but, ideally, a convergence of the efforts of the Centre and the state to develop Haryana,” remarks Hooda.
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