A knowledge-sharing agreement has been signed between Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Punjab counterpart Bhagwant Singh Mann on Tuesday, as 117 schools and mohalla clinics will be reportedly developed in the state recently won by AAP.
Mann said that education, health and power were a priority of his government and Punjab can learn from Delhi as a lot of work has been done on these fields. Delhi can also learn from Punjab about agriculture, he said.
Kejriwal said India will progress if every state starts learning from the good work done by others.
“It will be wrong to say that only we have done good work. There were several islands of excellence across the country but there were divisions of parties and states, and nothing was learnt from that,” Kejriwal said in a press conference, which he held with Mann. The Punjab Chief Minister said that he visited the schools, hospitals and Mohalla Clinic of Delhi and his government will take these facilities to the next level in Punjab.
