Stating that the government wants to improve access to quality education, Javadekar said it is because “we have found out that in parts of the country there is either digital or education divide.”
For instance, there are maximum colleges in Bengaluru, Karnataka and also in Tamil Nadu, but less in states like Jharkhand and Bihar.
“Expect something good in the budget also because we want to expand quality education in all corners of the nation,” Javadekar said.
