Political training institute to be started in Karnataka soon: Assembly Speaker UT Khader
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Mangaluru: Karnataka Assembly Speaker UT Khader has said that an academy would soon be started to guide graduates on working in the field of politics.
Khader, who addressed reporters in the city on Thursday, said, “Such a political training academy was founded in Pune. We will take suggestions of the administrative board of the academy regarding setting up and maintenance of such an institute in Karnataka also.”
He added, “The academy will be opened in one of the major cities of the state. We will plan to have a one-year training course and also decide on the curriculum. Full-time lecturers will be appointed to hold classes. Political leaders and experts will also be invited to take up classes. This will help the graduates grow into good leaders. The students can also work with MLAs during the period of the course.”
Sadashiva Ullal, Santhosh Shetty, Ishwara Kulal, Ramesh Shetty, Devdas and others were present at the press meet.
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UP govt committed to providing housing to needy: Adityanath
Gorakhpur (UP) (PTI): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday said the state government would ensure housing for the needy and extend adequate financial assistance for the treatment of those suffering from serious illnesses.
During his visit to Gorakhpur, he heard grievances of people at a ‘Janata Darshan’ programme held at the Gorakhnath Temple.
Addressing the gathering, Adityanath said the government is committed to ensuring that every eligible and needy person benefits from welfare schemes and that all public grievances are resolved effectively.
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He interacted with around 100 people and listened to their complaints individually at the Mahant Digvijaynath Smriti Bhavan premises, an official statement said.
The chief minister directed administrative and police officials to ensure time-bound, fair and satisfactory redressal of issues.
He also instructed the police to take prompt and strict action in matters related to law enforcement.
During the interaction, a woman raised her concern regarding lack of housing, to which the chief minister assured that she would be provided a house under a government scheme.
People seeking financial help for treatment of serious ailments were also assured that lack of funds would not hinder medical care.
Adityanath directed officials to promptly prepare estimates for advanced medical treatment of needy patients and ensure timely assistance.
