स्कूल समय में धार्मिक पूजा या नमाज के नाम पर शिक्षक नहीं छोड़ सकते स्कूल- मदन दिलावर

मंत्री मदन दिलावर ने शिक्षकों के लिए मोबाइल प्रतिबंध और स्कूल समय में पूजा-नमाज पर रोक की बात दोहराई.

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00:00We don't want to do any new business. We want to bring in the salaries of the Radesh and Ritesh schools.

00:12If the arrangements are made, then also we will do something.

00:17After that we will do the new business.

00:19The problem is that all the schools have switched off their mobile phones.

00:30No teacher will take his mobile phone with him to the classroom.

00:37If the teacher takes his mobile phone with him to the classroom, the teacher and the students get disturbed.

00:47The education system is broken.

00:50Secondly, no one will leave the school in the name of religious worship.

01:02Some will worship the Guru, some will worship Balaji, some will go for Namaz.

01:07This is not possible in the school time.

01:10Next, we have a subject of 100 marks.

01:16We have 20 marks for 17th grade.

01:19Normally, the students get 20 out of 20 for 17th grade.

01:22To pass, if the student gets 13 out of 80, then he will pass.

01:27Even a failed student passes.

01:29Now the government has to follow the rules.

01:32If you get 20 out of 20 marks, then you have to get 50% of the marks you get in 17th grade.

01:44That is, you have to get 40 out of 80 marks.

01:47If you don't get it, then the students will pass, but the math teacher will fail.

01:51Right now, the non-board examination is over.

01:59After a few days, the board examination will be held.

02:03Can we transfer students at this time?

02:06Before that, there were elections.

02:09Before that, there was an election in our department.

02:17In such a situation, no intelligent person would have transferred, nor would he have wanted to transfer.

02:25He didn't want to transfer because he was doing politics.

02:30And all the teachers are very happy.

02:34Because for the last five years, there has been no DPC.

02:37By doing DPC, we promoted thousands of students.