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Punjab cabinet approves establishment of Lamrin Tech Skills University in SBS Nagar district

Repromulgates Palaksha University ordinance

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Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, September 17

To strengthen industry-oriented teaching, skill training and research in the state, the Punjab Cabinet on Friday approved the establishment of Private Self-Financed ‘Lamrin Tech Skills University’ at Railmajra in Balachaur (SBS Nagar).

The Cabinet gave the nod to the draft of ‘‘Lamrin Tech Skills University Ordinance 2021’, and authorised the Chief Minister to approve the final draft prepared by the Legal Remembrancer, without placing it again before the Council of Ministers.

The Cabinet also accorded its approval to re-promulgate the Plaksha University, Punjab Ordinance-2021, for the establishment of Private Self-Financed ‘Plaksha University’ in Mohali’s IT city.

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