Bhopal. Successful people do not do any different work, but they do that work differently. Teacher Ms. Neetu Thakur has changed the nature of the educational environment in Jhummarkhali School by improving it. For this, she has been selected for the state level teacher award. Tribal Affairs, Public Asset Management and Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation Minister Dr. Kunwar Vijay Shah expressed these sentiments as the chief guest at the Teachers’ Day Award Ceremony in Khandwa on Thursday. He said that the state government has given 50 percent reservation to women in the field of education.
Minister Dr. Shah expressed concern over the shortage of teachers in the Tribal Affairs Department. He said that we are making such arrangements that the teachers who have retired at the age of 62 years will be able to teach in the schools of the Tribal Affairs Department till the age of 65 years. He said that for this, the teacher’s record of the last 5 years should be good. This will remove the shortage of teachers and students will be able to get good education. He said that such arrangements will be made for Mathematics, Science, English and Sports subjects. For this, approval will first be taken from Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. As soon as approval is received, we will move forward in this direction.
Minister Dr. Shah said that the state government is making every possible effort to advance girls in the field of education. Teachers should be proud of themselves, because they are working to educate and improve the country and society. He said that guests should be welcomed with books instead of bouquets.
Khandwa MLA Mrs. Kanchan Tanve and Mayor Mrs. Amrita Yadav also addressed the program. They expressed their views in honor of teachers and wished everyone Happy Teacher’s Day.
The program was inaugurated by garlanding the picture of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and Mother Saraswati and lighting lamps.
