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| Haryana CM hands over appointment letters to 1,054 Mewat cadre primary teachers | | | Early Times Report
Gurugram, Aug 29: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday handed over appointment letters to 1,054 newly appointed Primary Teachers (PRTs) of the Mewat Cadre, in a move aimed at strengthening primary education in the region, an official said.
The appointment letters were handed over during a state-level orientation programme held at the Grain Market in Nuh.
Saini said the recruitment would improve the teacher-student ratio and strengthen the standard of primary education in Mewat.
He described the recruitment as a “victory of the merit of the youth” and claimed that more than two lakh government jobs had been provided by the BJP government without the “parchi-kharchi” system. He said that under previous governments, jobs were given based on nepotism, caste considerations, regionalism and the ‘parchi-kharchi’ system.
He said that after the BJP government came to power, more than 2 lakh government jobs have been provided without ‘parchi-kharchi’, restoring the self-respect of deserving youth, whereas the previous Congress government had provided merely 86,000 government jobs during its 10-year tenure. He also strongly criticised the Aam Aadmi Party over alleged corruption in recruitments in Punjab.
Saini said Mewat, once considered educationally backward, was witnessing a rise in the number of talented and high-achieving students. Under the Mukhyamantri Mewat Chhatra Pratibha Samman Yojana, Rs 39.90 lakh was released for 70 meritorious students who secured more than 90 per cent marks in board examinations, he said. The number of beneficiaries increased from 40 last year to 70 this year.
Scholarships amounting to Rs 52.44 lakh were also released to 1,364 students under the Mukhyamantri Mewat Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme, Saini said. |
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