quota : There is good news for the unemployed youth of Rajasthan, especially for those who are dreaming of becoming teachers. Education Minister Madan Dilawar told in a program in Kota that the state government will soon recruit 1.5 lakh teachers. He said that the state government wants that there should be no shortage of teachers in any school and all children should get good education. Education Minister Dilawar was speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony of the new building of District Education and Training Institute (DIET) in Kota on Thursday. On this occasion he made many important announcements. He said that the state government has appointed 20,000 new teachers, but some appointments are stuck. He assured that the appointment process will be completed soon by removing the obstacles in the pending appointments.
Government will open 50 new primary schools
The Education Minister also made a big announcement regarding the REET exam. He said that REET exam will be conducted in the first week of January. Giving information about the steps being taken to improve the education system, Education Minister Dilawar said that the state government will open 50 new primary schools and upgrade 100 schools. He said that the state government has recently given tablets to 60,000 girl students and has also given promotions to teachers through promotion to various posts (DPC).
State government will promote yoga education
The state government is also working to promote yoga education. The Education Minister said that yoga teachers will be appointed soon. He said that the state government is making continuous efforts to improve the level of education. Announcing that the new Diet Bhawan to be built in Kota will be made a model Diet, the Education Minister said that only trainers with M.Ed and PhD qualifications will teach here. He said that the teachers who receive training from DIET should become ideal teachers, this is the effort of the state government.
Not only bookish knowledge, good values are also important
The Education Minister stressed on imparting not only bookish knowledge to children but also good values. He asked the teachers to become role models for the children through their life and behaviour. He said that only with the help of teachers, such students will be prepared who will become ideal citizens of the country and will contribute to the progress of the country. Congratulating everyone on the better exam results this year, the Education Minister said that for the first time, 3 crore 50 lakh free books were received by children in schools by July 5. He said that earlier these books were available in late October or early November, which caused great loss to children’s education.