Fewer Muslim youths utilising services of govt. coaching centres
- | Thursday | 30th March, 2017
Haneefa, Chairman of the Kerala State Commission for Minorities, expressed disappointment over the poor participation of minority community youths in various government-sponsored training programmes for clearing competitive examinations. “There are exclusive coaching centres and sub-centres in every district to train minority community youths to prepare for Public Service Commission examinations, but only very few make use of the opportunity.” Hence, many PSC openings were remaining underutilised by the targeted communities. One of the main complaints settled was on the pending disbursal of honorarium for 208 part-time Urdu teachers in Kerala. “However, the Christian minorities have taken up the openings very positively and the community is offering warm support to the trainees,” he observed. On Wednesday, the commission considered 44 complaints from Wayanad, Kannur, and Kozhikode districts of which 10 were settled.
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