New Delhi, Feb 11: The Government of India on Wednesday informed the Lok Sabha that 284 students from Jammu and Kashmir have benefited under the INSPIRE programme during the last two years.
In a written reply, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology Dr Jitendra Singh said, “Four beneficiaries from J&K were also supported under the NIDHI-PRAYAS scheme, while no beneficiary was recorded under the NIDHI Entrepreneur-in-Residence programme.”
He said that various science and technology schemes aimed at promoting research, innovation and entrepreneurship are open to applicants from all States and Union Territories, including J&K, through a proposal-based system. (KNO)
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