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Source- This post on ASEAN-India Fellowship for Higher Education in Agriculture and Allied Sciences has been created based on the article “Centre’s guidelines for special assistance to states finalised, Rs 10,000 crore for land reforms” published in “Indian Express” on 14 August 2024.
Why in News?
The ASEAN-India Fellowship for Higher Education in Agriculture and Allied Sciences was officially launched by Union Minister in PUSA, New Delhi.
About ASEAN-India Fellowship for Higher Education in Agriculture and Allied Sciences
| Aspects | Description |
| About | The ASEAN-India Fellowship aligns with India’s ‘Act East Policy’ and the ‘Indo-Pacific Vision,’ emphasizing ASEAN unity and centrality. |
| Aim | 1. The ASEAN-India Fellowship aims to support postgraduate studies in emerging fields of agriculture and allied sciences. 2. It will also facilitate Indian faculty members’ visits to ASEAN countries to aid in capacity-building and promote the development of expert human resources in ASEAN for agricultural growth. |
| Fellowship Objectives | The fellowship will help researchers from both regions stay connected over the long term, fostering a better understanding of agriculture-related issues in ASEAN and India. |
| Program Structure | Starting from the academic year 2024-25, the fellowship will award 50 fellowships (10 per year) to students from ASEAN member countries for a master’s degree in agriculture and allied sciences. |
| Funding and Benefits | 1. The project is funded under the ASEAN-India Fund for five years, covering fellowships, admission fees, living expenses, and incidental expenses for the students. 2. It will facilitate quality research-based education for ASEAN students and strengthen ties between India and the ASEAN community. |
| Long-Term Benefits | This initiative will expose students to advanced research in Indian agricultural universities, preparing them for future innovations and promoting intercultural and international knowledge exchange between ASEAN countries and India. |
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