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- Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has announced that the state will fill 45,000 vacant teaching posts in schools over the next three years.
- He made the announcement on Teachers' Day while addressing students at Secondary Board High School in Cuttack, where he also advised pupils to focus on studies rather than social media.
- The government has also cited steps like the 'KG to PG' free education scheme, 2,200 model primary schools being built at a cost of Rs 12,000 crore, 45,000 nursery schools, and schemes like mid-day meals for classes 9 and 10 and support for tribal children.
- The announcement matters because it sets a timeline for addressing teacher vacancies in the state's schools.
What to watch next
- How the recruitment process for the 45,000 teaching posts is rolled out over the three-year period.
- Progress on construction of the 2,200 'Godavarish Mishra Adarsh Pratamika Vidyalayas'.
- Impact of student support schemes, including mid-day meals and the 'Shahid Madho Singh Hath Kharcha Yojana', on dropout rates.
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Mohan Charan Majhi
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“The state government will fill up 45,000 teaching vacancies in schools across the state over the next three years”
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…next three years. Addressing students at Secondary Board High School in Cuttack on the occasion of National Teachers' Day, the CM asked the pupils not to waste time on social media and instead concentrate on studies. " The state government will fill up 45,000 teaching vacancies in schools across the state over the next three years ," he said. Majhi said education is not only about imparting knowledge, but is a great process of building a human being. Paying tributes to former president Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan on his birth anniversary, the chief…
“Please do not to waste too much time on social media, and instead and focus on building careers”
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…the chief minister said. During his interaction with the students of the school, Majhi, who was himself a teacher before entering politics, advised the pupils to concentrate on studies and put away distractions. " Please do not to waste too much time on social media, and instead and focus on building careers ," he told the students. "As students, your first responsibility is to acquire good academic skills and contribute to your own and the country's development. This is the main purpose of our education system," the chief…
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