Government proposes 200 Urdu Schools in the State: Minister Kadiam Srihari

Hyderabad, Sep 15(HSN): State Government proposed to start another 200 Primary Urdu Schools in the year 2000-2001 State Education Minister Mr.Kadiam Srihari informed the Assembly on Saturday.

Responding to MLAs Mr.Asaduddin Owaisi and Mr.Mumtaz Ahmad Khan, the Minister said that the Government is striving for the development of Urdu in the State. He said out of 7,353 Primary Schools granted for the year 2001-2002, 1,044 Schools allocated for Urdu Medium. Out of total granted 1,044 Schools for Urdu Medium, 848 Schools have already started, the Minister clarified.

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