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Congress questions Centre’s free coaching plan, cites poor record of existing scheme

The Ministry of Social Justice had set a target of enrolling 10,500 candidates under its existing free coaching scheme over three years, but had enrolled only 2,790 students — about 26% of the target, Jairam Ramesh said

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