Additional Chief Secretary of Bihar Education Department, Keshav Kumar Pathak said that teachers and educationists who are playing with the future of children will not be spared under any circumstances. KK Pathak on Friday in Warisaliganj of Nawada district. After inspecting the Higher Secondary School Hajipur, newly created Primary School Abdalpur and Primary School Motlichak of the block area, he told the teachers present.
All efforts are failing due to neglect of education workers
KK Pathak said that the state government is determined to improve education. The restoration process, construction of basic structures and other new methods are being used continuously in this area. But due to the negligence of education workers, all the efforts being made may fail. In such a situation, you all will have to increase the weight on your shoulders.
Readers angry over low attendance of children
Pathak expressed displeasure over the low attendance of children, stopping the salary of Ajit Kumar, Principal of Higher Secondary School, Hajipur, located in Hajipur Panchayat, with immediate effect. Due to lack of building in the school, the students of class 9th and 10th were ordered to shift to the adjacent Panchayat building.
KK Pathak angry over books of Sarva Shiksha being ruined
Along with this, he said that regarding the beautification of the school, by marking its boundary wall, soil filling, prayer place etc., the District Magistrate and DDC should give approval soon. Seeing the books of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan being ruined in the newly created primary school Avdalpur Mushari, ordered to stop the salary of Principal Akhilesh Kumar.
Withheld salary of BEO and Principal
Whereas in the primary school, Mutalifchak, who was enraged by not doing the basic work of the school despite having funds and making the children study in the open field despite having a room, Pathak directed to stop the salary of BEO Maheshwar Ravidas and Principal Akhilesh Kumar with immediate effect. Gave. Such action had created panic among the teachers since morning.
Good teachers get respect everywhere: KK Pathak
Earlier on Thursday late night, KK Pathak told the newly appointed trainee teachers selected from BPSC who were undergoing training in DIET that good teachers get respect everywhere. Be well trained and give good education to the children. He taught the lessons of responsibility and duty to the newly appointed trainee teachers.
Teacher reinstatement completed in record time: KK Pathak
KK Pathak said that teachers will have to develop the habit of working. He said that the reinstatement process of teachers has been completed by BPSC in two phases in record time. Teachers should promote teaching work from nine in the morning to five in the evening.
Review of implemented schemes and programs
On behalf of the Additional Chief Secretary, a detailed review meeting was held with the District Magistrate, Superintendent of Police, Deputy Development Commissioner, District Education Officer etc. regarding the schemes and programs run by the Education Department. Many important instructions were given to construct buildings for building-less schools in the district.
Make sure to achieve the target: KK Pathak
Pathak said that it should be ensured to achieve the target as per the departmental guidelines. He inspected the DIET campus and gave many necessary instructions to clean the old and dilapidated buildings and create green grounds. After inspection of the indoor stadium, he said that whatever building is unusable and dilapidated today, it should be removed and an education building should be constructed.
Surprise inspection of Project Inter Vidyalaya
A surprise inspection of Project Girls Inter School of the district headquarters was conducted. Welcomed by the cadre of scouts in the school. The officer first inspected the toilet and ordered to fix the cleaning system. The school’s computer room, library and teaching room have been inspected. Instructions were given to develop awareness sessions, sports etc. in schools. During the inspection of schools, the Additional Chief Secretary received feedback from children regarding teaching and learning and gave many important instructions to the teachers for better teaching work.