Delhi, Punjab govts sign knowledge-sharing agreement for better health, education infra

Kejriwal says India will progress if every state starts learning from the good work done by others

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann signed a Knowledge Sharing Agreement (KSA) between the states to enable them to send and receive officials, ministers, and other personnel to learn and share their knowledge, experience, and skills for public welfare.

While speaking about the new agreement, Kejriwal said the KSA will mark a new experiment in history as the two governments have resolved to learn from each other's good deeds and practices in order to improve the lives of the people of Delhi Punjab. The two governments will collaborate for the benefit of the people, he added. "We shall learn and pass on our good actions to one another. Cooperation and collaboration are the only ways through which Delhi & Punjab can progress and drive the country to success. We will fulfill Babasaheb and Sardar Bhagat Singh's dreams together," Kejriwal said.