[Although we have not read the tweet of HRD minister, according to
newspapers, the central government has waived off our admission fee
and we will be eligible for scholarship for tuition fee and mess
charges, etc. But, we still don't know how should we avail this
facility; whether we have to pay the fee and later the same will be
refunded or some letter would be sent to us?“ Brijesh told TOI.
The boys were not contacted till Saturday either by HRD ministry or
any representative of the central government. “Till date, no authority
has contacted us, and we are not clear about how much we have to pay
for our four years of study at an institute,“ said Raju.]


http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31804&articlexml=GRIT-GLORY-As-IIT-deadline-nears-Saroj-brothers-05072015014067

 Jul 05 2015 : The Times of India (Mumbai)
GRIT & GLORY - As IIT deadline nears, Saroj brothers wait for govt help
Rajeev Mani
Rehua Lalgunj (Pratap


With only a few days left for Brijesh and Raju Saroj--the Pratapgrah
boys who had cracked the coveted IIT entrance exam--to take admission
in an institute of their choice, they are still uncertain about how
much of their fee has been waived off by the Centre and whom should
they approach for getting the benefit announced by HRD minister Smriti
Irani through a tweet.

The Saroj family had politely declined help from several people from
across the country and abroad, thinking that the Centre has waived off
their fee for the four-year study .

But as they have completed online counseling and are waiting for the
final list which would be announced probably by July 7, a deep sense
of anxiety is taking over the euphoria.

Following the news published in TOI on June 20, Irani had tweeted:
“Informed family that registration fees will be waived off and will be
eligible for schol arships that cover tuition, mess and other
charges.“

***“Although we have not read the tweet of HRD minister, according to
newspapers, the central government has waived off our admission fee
and we will be eligible for scholarship for tuition fee and mess
charges, etc. But, we still don't know how should we avail this
facility; whether we have to pay the fee and later the same will be
refunded or some letter would be sent to us?“ Brijesh told TOI.***
[Emphasis added.]

***The boys were not contacted till Saturday either by HRD ministry or
any representative of the central government. “Till date, no authority
has contacted us, and we are not clear about how much we have to pay
for our four years of study at an institute,“ said Raju.*** [Emphasis
added.]

“Many good Samaritans from across the country and abroad came forward
to pay for our fee and other expenditure for the entire course. But we
declined their help considering that the HRD ministry will take care
of the entire course,“ Raju said.


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