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In the Chelyabinsk region by 4% will increase scholarships and payments to college students

At a meeting of the government of the Chelyabinsk region chaired by Ivan Kutsevlyak, a number of issues were discussed yesterday

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In the Chelyabinsk region by 4% will increase scholarships and payments to college students

At a meeting of the government of the Chelyabinsk region chaired by Ivan Kutsevlyak, a number of issues were discussed yesterday.

In particular, it was decided to increase by 4% academic and social scholarships, as well as monthly cash payments to students of public colleges. This was reported in the press service of the regional government. Positive changes will affect more than 31 thousand students, including students from among orphans.

The main agenda of the meeting was the consideration of the regional budget. The document was submitted to the Legislative Assembly of the region on October 30.

Earlier on the topic: In Chelyabinsk, 10.5% can raise housing maintenance fees

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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