The Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has released the plan to build 400 schools at various parts of the state, including 200 Sandipani schools in tribal dominated region of Madhya Pradesh. He informed them in a letter granting compassionate appointments distributed to students under the School Education Department at Ravindra Bhavan in Bhopal on 21st October.
During the event the Chief Minister issued Appointment Letters for 954 eligible candidates with no discrimination and appreciated the employees for their commendable efforts. There are 661 assistant grade 3, 31 primary teachers, and 262 Class IV employees who are to be posted.
In an address at the gathering, Yadav said that untimely death of a government employee brings emotional and financial hassles to the family. He urged the Government of the State to constantly care for such families, especially in the festive season.
The CM declared that 200 Sandipani school buildings would be built under the Tree tribes Tribal Affairs Department primarily in the tribal dominated areas. 200 more school buildings are to be built in the School Education Department.
Yadav said that in 2002-03, when education budget was around ₹400 crore in Madhya Pradesh, it has grown to the current figure of ₹38,000 crore under the government. New modern laboratories, better infrastructure and sports facilities are being provided to schools,” he added.
The Chief Minister further said that recruitment for 20,000 posts in the School Education Department will start. The government has offered employment in over 85,000 jobs in government posts and remaining 350 compassion posts would be filled by the end of this year, he said.
Yadav further underlined the initiatives to support the children in education such as providing Computers to meritorious students, giving scooters to students who top their boards and aiding students who are preparing for NEET. He encouraged newly employed staff to strive to make a positive difference to children’s futures in education.