NEW DELHI: Human resource development minister Arjun Singh unveiled the government’s ambitious higher education expansion programme. Over the next five years, the government proposes to set up eight new Indian Institutes of Technology, seven Indian Institutes of Management, 14 universities which aim to have world class standards, and 16 central universities in states that do not already have one.
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