Amartya Sen says Nalanda University work delay due to Centre
Express news service :Patna, Feb 05 2013, 00:19 IST
The first chancellor of the upcoming International University of Nalanda, Professor Amartya Sen, Monday said availability of basic infrastructure for the proposed university was getting delayed due to the Central government. The Nobel laureate also demanded that the ancient Nalanda university site be declared as a world heritage site.
Sen, who is also the chairman of the university’s governing council, said, “There has been some delay from the government of India end but we are resolving the issue. We were primarily dependent on the Centre but will start with whatever basic facilities the state government has provided us.” The proposed university is coming up near the site of ancient Nalanda university.
He said the university will start functioning from September 2014 with schools on sociology and environmental studies. In the second phase, schools on economics, business management and information technology would come up. In the third phase, the university will start teaching international relations and linguistics.
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