Bus service for women college students were being started so that girls from remote areas could reach colleges without hindrance, she said.
The government would also hold a programme for students to unearth hidden talent in them, Yadav said at a press conference here.
She said that the government's priority was to take every child to school and for this, schemes are functioning.
The government is providing up to Rs 1 lakh assistance under Mukhya Mantri Fellowship Yozana to scholarly students for higher education or education in foreign country, she said.
Books in Santhali, Ho, Mundari, Khadia and Kudukh languages were being made available, she said adding that books in Urdu would also be available from the next session.
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