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Telangana Releases ₹179.90 Crore for Overseas Scholarships
The Telangana government has given money to students who are studying in other countries.
The total amount is ₹179.90 crore.
A total of 3,008 students will receive support.
Students from Scheduled Caste communities will receive ₹48.42 crore.
Scheduled Tribe students will receive ₹36.95 crore.
Backward Classes students will receive ₹18.41 crore.
Minority students will receive ₹76.13 crore.
The money is meant to help these students pursue higher education abroad.
The Telangana government released ₹179.90 crore for students pursuing higher education abroad.
The funding will benefit 3,008 students across Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Backward Classes and minority categories.
Scheduled Caste students received ₹48.42 crore, supporting 1,193 students.
Scheduled Tribe students received ₹36.95 crore for 573 students, while Backward Classes received ₹18.41 crore for 179 students.
Minority students received ₹76.13 crore, benefiting 1,063 students.
- Who
- The Telangana government and 3,008 students from SC, ST, BC and minority communities.
- What
- The government released ₹179.90 crore in overseas scholarship funds.
- Where
- The funds were released in Telangana for students pursuing higher education abroad.
- When
- The article does not specify when the funds were released.
- Why
- To support eligible students from various categories pursuing higher education abroad.
Key facts
- Total funds released
- ₹179.90 crore
- Total beneficiaries
- 3,008 students
- Scheduled Caste allocation
- ₹48.42 crore for 1,193 students
- Scheduled Tribe allocation
- ₹36.95 crore for 573 students
- Backward Classes allocation
- ₹18.41 crore for 179 students
- Minority allocation
- ₹76.13 crore for 1,063 students
Sources
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