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Patna: In a historic move, the six-party Grand Alliance government led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Bihar on Thursday handed over appointment letters to over 1.20 lakh school teachers, in what the government described as the largest mass distribution of documents so far. All over the country together.
While 25,000 newly appointed teachers were given appointment letters at a grand function held at Gandhi Maidan in Patna, the rest were given appointment letters at similar functions held in different districts.
The government said that out of the total 1,20,336 appointments made by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC), 70,545 were primary teachers and 26,089 were secondary school teachers, while the remaining 23,702 were higher secondary teachers.
It is noteworthy that 48 percent (or 57,854) of the total appointments are women teachers, which highlights the focus of the state government on women empowerment.
The government said that many of the appointees are those who were earlier working in various positions in Oman and Qatar or were employed in the Indian Army, paramilitary forces, railways and multinational companies. Some of them also worked in convent schools and central schools.
10 lakh government jobs
Encouraged by the overwhelming response, the Chief Minister on Thursday announced the fulfillment of his government’s commitments to provide 10 lakh government jobs and create an equal number of employment opportunities in the next 18 months.
Addressing a function organized at Gandhi Maidan for distribution of appointments, the CM announced, “We will fulfill our commitment to provide 10 lakh government jobs in the next one and a half years and arrange equal number of employment opportunities for the youth.” Mass letters. “We are already working in this direction,” he announced.
Saying that Bihar is the first state in the country to make such huge recruitment, Nitish said, “Nowhere in the country has recruitment been done on such a large scale as in Bihar and people should remember that.”
He also announced granting the status of government employees to the protesting contractual teachers, for which they will have to pass an examination. According to the CM, around 68,000 contractual teachers appeared in the examination conducted by BPSC, out of which 28,815 applicants qualified the exam.
This series will continue: Tejashwi
Speaking as a special guest, Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav said that the process of distributing appointment letters will not stop now. Rather, it will increase further in the coming days.
“This trend is not going to stop,” he told the unemployed youth, “don’t be discouraged.” You will get government jobs continuously. Avasar Milega (Please do not be disappointed as you will get continuous opportunities for government jobs).” He said that the cheering of those appointed shows that unemployment is the real issue in the country.
Taking aim at NDA’s allegations of irregularities in the appointment of teachers, Tejashwi asked them why they failed to provide jobs on such a large scale. “What happened to those who promised to provide two crore jobs to the youth every year?” Tejashwi asked while taking a subtle dig at PM Narendra Modi.
Asking the youth to tell them what kind of government they want – a government that provides jobs or a government whose focus is on disturbing communal harmony – Tejashwi said that the youth had voted in the name of jobs and his government Working overtime to live up to their expectations. ,
“We are working in proper coordination with the ‘Mission and Vision’, but the Center is not cooperating,” Tejashwi alleged. He said that if Bihar had got special category status and a special financial package, it would have been He would have been in the top five states (as promised). PM).
While 25,000 newly appointed teachers were given appointment letters at a grand function held at Gandhi Maidan in Patna, the rest were given appointment letters at similar functions held in different districts.
The government said that out of the total 1,20,336 appointments made by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC), 70,545 were primary teachers and 26,089 were secondary school teachers, while the remaining 23,702 were higher secondary teachers.
It is noteworthy that 48 percent (or 57,854) of the total appointments are women teachers, which highlights the focus of the state government on women empowerment.
The government said that many of the appointees are those who were earlier working in various positions in Oman and Qatar or were employed in the Indian Army, paramilitary forces, railways and multinational companies. Some of them also worked in convent schools and central schools.
Increase
Encouraged by the overwhelming response, the Chief Minister on Thursday announced the fulfillment of his government’s commitments to provide 10 lakh government jobs and create an equal number of employment opportunities in the next 18 months.
Addressing a function organized at Gandhi Maidan for distribution of appointments, the CM announced, “We will fulfill our commitment to provide 10 lakh government jobs in the next one and a half years and arrange equal number of employment opportunities for the youth.” Mass letters. “We are already working in this direction,” he announced.
Saying that Bihar is the first state in the country to make such huge recruitment, Nitish said, “Nowhere in the country has recruitment been done on such a large scale as in Bihar and people should remember that.”
He also announced granting the status of government employees to the protesting contractual teachers, for which they will have to pass an examination. According to the CM, around 68,000 contractual teachers appeared in the examination conducted by BPSC, out of which 28,815 applicants qualified the exam.
This series will continue: Tejashwi
Speaking as a special guest, Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav said that the process of distributing appointment letters will not stop now. Rather, it will increase further in the coming days.
“This trend is not going to stop,” he told the unemployed youth, “don’t be discouraged.” You will get government jobs continuously. Avasar Milega (Please do not be disappointed as you will get continuous opportunities for government jobs).” He said that the cheering of those appointed shows that unemployment is the real issue in the country.
Taking aim at NDA’s allegations of irregularities in the appointment of teachers, Tejashwi asked them why they failed to provide jobs on such a large scale. “What happened to those who promised to provide two crore jobs to the youth every year?” Tejashwi asked while taking a subtle dig at PM Narendra Modi.
Asking the youth to tell them what kind of government they want – a government that provides jobs or a government whose focus is on disturbing communal harmony – Tejashwi said that the youth had voted in the name of jobs and his government Working overtime to live up to their expectations. ,
“We are working in proper coordination with the ‘Mission and Vision’, but the Center is not cooperating,” Tejashwi alleged. He said that if Bihar had got special category status and a special financial package, it would have been He would have been in the top five states (as promised). PM).
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