The fire engineering course at National Fire Services College in Nagpur has been "non- functional" for last four years due to lack of infrastructure and faculty, Lok Sabha was informed today.
Minister of State for Home Affairs Mullappally Ramachandran said that a new scheme at a cost of Rs 205 crore has been prepared which is yet to be approved by the Competent authority.
"Bachelor of Engineering (Fire) course will commense only after creation of required infrastructure," he said in a written reply.
He said the college lacked infrastructure and faculty as per the norms of Nagpur University.
The minister said a scheme for upgradation of National Fire Service College, Nagpur prepared at a cost of Rs 103.95 crore, was approved in March 2005 for execution of construction and civil work of buildings, procurement of training aids, and laboratory items.
Minister of State for Home Affairs Mullappally Ramachandran said that a new scheme at a cost of Rs 205 crore has been prepared which is yet to be approved by the Competent authority.
"Bachelor of Engineering (Fire) course will commense only after creation of required infrastructure," he said in a written reply.
He said the college lacked infrastructure and faculty as per the norms of Nagpur University.
The minister said a scheme for upgradation of National Fire Service College, Nagpur prepared at a cost of Rs 103.95 crore, was approved in March 2005 for execution of construction and civil work of buildings, procurement of training aids, and laboratory items.
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