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5th Sep 2018 09:09:PM State
MAHADEVPUR, Sep 5: Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein celebrated the Teacher’s Day along with teachers and students of Lekang Circle at Govt Higher Secondary School, Mahadevpur today.
On the occasion, Mein said, “Teachers are the torch bearers of the Nation. They are the master craftsman/women of our young generations”.
“I salute the teaching community for the sacrifice they have made by rendering relentless service in shaping and moulding the characters of young minds. I do hope that the sacrifice they have made will be reflected in the result too,” he added.
Referring to the poor performance of the Govt Schools in the CBSE Examinations in the last two years, he said, “to some extend we may blame the no-detention policy adopted by the previous Govt in the Centre but at the same time we all have to shoulder the responsibility equally.”
The deputy chief minister exhorted the teachers to be regular and punctual in attending the schools and be a role model for the students. He said that a good teacher can make the life of the students but a bad teacher can spoil it. He also underscored the importance of the role of parents in supporting the teachers and the school authority in disciplining the pupils if they are undisciplined and disobedient.
While reiterating that Health and Education are the top most priorities of the State Govt, he said that Govt is making all efforts to improve both the sectors.
He expressed his gratitude to eleven teachers who are retiring on superannuation this year and felicitated them on the occasion.
Mein also felicitated 14 best performing teachers of Lekang Circle on the occasion.
Kenter Joya Riba
(Managing Editor)She is a graduate in Science with post graduation in Sociology from University of Pune. She has been in the media industry for nearly a decade. Before turning to print business, she has been associated with radio and television.
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