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    List of new policies agreed in the Union cabinet meeting under PM Modi's chairmanship




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    Desk: In a meeting presided over by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday,
    the Union cabinet approved significant policies, including modifications to the
    PM Gati Shakti programme and the PM Shri Schools initiative, among others.



    The
    meeting's major decisions are listed below.



     



    1. Global cooperation in the area of
    education



    Two of the six internal and
    international policies agreed by the cabinet involve cooperation on the
    education front with the UK and the UAE, a move intended to boost academic
    mobility and develop dual/joint degrees in higher education.



     



    2. Modernized schools in line with
    the New Education Policy



    The government intends to construct
    14,500 outstanding schools with contemporary facilities as part of the PM-Shri
    Schools programme, which will cost $27,360 crore and benefit 1.8 million
    students, as part of its attempts to achieve the New Education Policy 2020.



     



    3. PM Gati Shakti programme should go more quickly



    The PM Gati Shakti program's policies have also been
    modified by the Center. As opposed to the already permitted five years, the new
    policy will allow for leases on railway properties to last up to 35 years. The
    government anticipates that this action will improve the money the railways
    generate while potentially creating 1.25 lakh employment.



     



    4. Kochi Metro Rail Project II's
    contribution to urban infrastructure



    The government also decided to
    create the second phase of the Kochi Metro Rail Project at a cost of Rs.
    1,957.05 crore in an effort to raise Kerala's Ease of Living index.



     



    5. Disaster management using
    resiliency



    A memorandum of understanding (MoU)
    between India and the Maldives for cooperation in disaster management has also
    received "ex-post facto" clearance from the Centre. Through the MoU
    signed in August, a system that will guarantee preparedness, reaction, and
    capacity building in the sphere of disaster management is intended to be put in
    place. Additionally, there are plans to begin yearly disaster management
    exercises involving both countries in various geographical places..



     

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