Jaipur Minister Inspects Schools, Finds Teachers Indiscipline
Jaipur's School Education Minister, Madan Dilawar, made a surprise inspection of three schools on Thursday, discovering instances of indiscipline among the teaching staff. At Govt Girls Senior Secondary School in Bani Park, only seven out of 37 staff members were present, and the principal was on leave without approval. During the national anthem, two senior teachers were seen roaming around instead of standing at attention.
Similarly, at PM Shri Govt Senior Secondary School in Gangauri Bazaar, most teachers were found to be using their mobile phones in the classroom, despite a previous order prohibiting such behavior. At Mahatma Gandhi School in Ganpati Nagar, only 12 out of 24 teachers were present on duty.
Key Takeaways:
- Out of 37 staff members at Govt Girls Senior Secondary School in Bani Park, only seven were present during the inspection, while the principal was on leave without approval.
- At PM Shri Govt Senior Secondary School in Gangauri Bazaar, most teachers were found to be using their mobile phones in the classroom, despite a previous order against it.
- Only 12 out of 24 teachers were present at Mahatma Gandhi School in Ganpati Nagar during the inspection.
- The school education minister, Madan Dilawar, expressed displeasure at the indiscipline among the teaching staff and warned of action against those found responsible.
- Dilawar directed the district education officer for secondary education to prepare a report on the inspection and submit it at the earliest.
Statistics:
- 37 staff members were present at Govt Girls Senior Secondary School in Bani Park, with only 7 of them being teachers.
- 24 teachers were supposed to be on duty at Mahatma Gandhi School in Ganpati Nagar, but only 12 were present.
- Bilateral behavior of teachers roaming around while the national anthem played was observed.
Sources:
- "Jaipur: School education minister Madan Dilawar Thursday made a surprise inspection of three schools in Jaipur..." - Times of India