Teachers help build the nation and should be open to upgrading their skills or willing to quit, said the Supreme Court on Thursday refusing to entertain a petition by local body teachers in Bihar opposing a competency test prescribed by the state for improving quality of education in rural schools. But If they wish to serve the students, let them …
The Bihar Cabinet on Tuesday decided to give government employee status to around 3.5 lakh contractual teachers, teaching in different government-run schools in the state, an official said. “Immediately after notification by the state government in this regard, these contractual teachers, teaching in different state-run schools for the last several years, will be considered as ’exclusive teachers’, with government employee …
In a setback to about 4 Lakh Niyojit Teachers in Bihar, the Supreme Court has set aside a Patna High Court judgment which had held that they are entitled to a salary at par with regular permanent teachers.Allowing the appeals filed by the State, the bench comprising Justice Abhay Manohar Sapre and Justice Uday Umesh Lalit observed that such a …
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