Union Minister George Kurian warns Kerala's PM SHRI withdrawal will harm public education and push students to other states.
Union Minister George Kurian on Thursday (October 30, 2025) criticised the Kerala government’s decision to review its participation in the PM SHRI scheme warning that the move would deal a severe blow to the State’s public education sector.
He alleged that the withdrawal was intended to weaken government schools and cautioned that it could push students to seek education in other States.
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