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- The Karnataka government has issued an order allowing teachers to use the prefix 'Tr' before their names, similar to 'Dr' for doctors and 'Prof' for professors.
- The move, announced on Teachers' Day, is meant to recognise teachers' contributions to society, including career guidance, instilling confidence in students, upholding Constitutional values and building a scientific temper.
- Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar said the state's more than 4.5 lakh teachers deserve recognition and respect similar to other professionals.
- He also mentioned that the government is working on a 15% rural reservation initiative to encourage poor children in rural schools, with half of those seats reserved for students in government rural schools.
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- Implementation details of the 'Tr' prefix order, such as which teachers qualify
- Progress on the 15% rural reservation initiative for poor children in rural schools
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D.K. Shivakumar
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“There are more than 4.5 lakh teachers in Karnataka. A mother who gives us life and a teacher who gives us education are invaluble and deserve special honour”
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…the country as soldiers, workers and farmers do. Their contribution to society, he said, deserved greater recognition and respect, similar to the recognition accorded to professionals such as doctors and professors. “ There are more than 4.5 lakh teachers in Karnataka. A mother who gives us life and a teacher who gives us education are invaluble and deserve special honour ,” he said. The Chief Minister also said that his government was working on an initiative to encourage poor children studying in rural schools with 15% rural reservation, out of which 50% will be reserved for students…
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