Haryana Pushes for Modern Education in Nuh’s Madrasas

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• Jamia Madi-Nul-Uloom,one of the largest madrasas in haryana’s Nuh district,combines religious training and modern education with courses in Hindi,English,Maths,Science,and computer skills.
• Approximately 135 madrasas operate in Nuh district with around 20,000 enrolled students. The students hail from Haryana’s Mewat region and neighboring Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
• A government plan announced in 2024 aims to register madrasas with the Haryana State Education Board (HSEB) to integrate them into mainstream education and provide financial support.
• Despite delays, Chief Minister Nayab Saini recently reiterated commitment to the initiative during a meeting of the Mewat Advancement Board. Conversations are ongoing between government officials like Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena and madrasa stakeholders regarding affiliation processing.
• At least half of madrasa directors at a recent meeting expressed openness towards affiliation but stressed concerns that religious training should remain untouched post-affiliation.

– Various madrasa heads highlighted efforts to blend traditional teachings with formal curricula while voicing challenges such as government process lags/scaling logistic running forward Academic implement evolvement practical pathwayforward pragmatic solutions-awaitinput details fragment.

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