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Media Reports
Gurgaon: Haryana has tied up with Tata Infotech to introduce computer education in the schools, colleges, polytechnics and industrial training institutes (ITI's) from the ensuing academic session. The company will recruit its own staff, mainly from Haryana, would pay their salaries and perks, supply, free of cost hardware and software and would also bear the cost of electricity used to impart computer education. The chief minister Chaudhary Om Prakash Chautala said that for this purpose the state has been grouped into five zones - zone one will comprise 285 government high and senior secondary schools of Ambala, Yamuna Nagar, Panchkula and Kurukshetra districts. 343 such schools of Karnal, Panipat and Sonepat would be covered in zone two and zone three would include 432 similar schools of Rohtak, Jhajjar, Jind and Kaithal districts. Zone four would comprise 363 schools of Faridabad, Gurgaon and Rewari districts and zone five would cover 472 such schools situated in Bhiwani, Mahendergarh and Fatehabad districts. Hisar, Sirsa and Faehabad would form the sixth zone comprising 347 schools. Each batch of trainees would comprise 200 students. As the curriculum and standard of training at various levels would differ separate faculties would be assigned the task. The syllabus and courses of reading and practical training is being prepared by the Haryana State Electronics Development Corporation (HARTRON) and Tata Infotech experts. The focus will be immediate employment in India and abroad to the trainees of these institutions, Mr Chautala added.
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