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Rajya Sabha passes tribal university Bill

NEW DELHI: The Rajya Sabha on Monday gave its nod to the Indira Gandhi National Tribal University Bill 2007 aimed at facilitating and promoting avenues of higher education and research facilities for tribal population.

Human Resource Development Minister Arjun Singh said the Bill would have a far-reaching effect on those who were ignored for generations. “The University will be set up at Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh on 300-acres of land,” he said.

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