The work on Vidya TV is in its last stage and it would be likely to be launched in a month's time, he said after laying foundation stone of a government school in Sector 39 here.
It would be a round-the-clock education channel and provide quality content to those preparing for competitive examinations as well as middle school, a release said quoting the minister.
It will begin with focus on higher classes like the X and XII.
The channel would present the recorded lectures from the experts on various subjects, he said.
Cheema said the Punjab government is committed for strengthening education in the state.
He said that is why, this time, 31 students from state-run meritorious schools have cracked the prestigious exam for admission in IITs and many others are expected to clear competitive exams in medical and commerce stream.
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