In a landmark initiative towards inclusive nation-building, Medhavi Skills University (MSU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nagaland Police to extend access to quality, industry-aligned higher education for the families of police personnel—serving, retired, disabled, and those who have laid down their lives in the line of duty.
The MoU was formalised in the presence of Director General of Police (DGP) Nagaland, Rupin Sharma; Inspector General of Police (Administration), Videlailie Zashumo; ADGP (L&O), Sandeep M. Tamgadge; and MSU co-founder & pro-chancellor, Kuldip Sarma.
Speaking at the occasion, DGP Rupin Sharma described the collaboration as a meaningful step towards securing the future of police families. “By enabling access to quality higher education, we are investing in their aspirations and long-term empowerment,” he said.
MSU pro-chancellor, Kuldip Sarma, noted that the partnership was not only about education but also a tribute to service, ensuring that the aspirations of police families are meaningfully empowered for a better tomorrow. Under the initiative, MSU will offer a range of scholarships, including 50% tuition fee scholarships for wards and spouses of serving and retired personnel, and 100% scholarships for families of personnel who have died in harness, gallantry medal recipients, and those excelling in state or national-level sports. Merit-based scholarships will also be extended based on performance in recognised national-level entrance examinations.
MSU has previously collaborated with the Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, CRPF, Assam Rifles, Sikkim Police, and Sashastra Seema Bal, enabling upward mobility and structured pathways for aspirational learners from defence backgrounds. The partnership with Nagaland Police further strengthens its commitment to supporting armed and defence forces families for long-term socio-economic impact.
