Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that quality of education will be improved further. He said the efforts to this effect are underway. He said that with teachers’ cooperation, Madhya Pradesh will stand in the first row in the country in next 5 years. Chouhan stated this while holding discussions with office-bearers of Adhyapak Sangh who came to felicitate him here on Monday.
Chouhan said that he has worked with the ambition of developing a new Madhya Pradesh. If compared to year 2003, a sea change has been witnessed in all sectors in the state including basic amenities like road, power, water etc and making agriculture a profitable profession.
He said that important decision of “equal pay for equal work” has been taken for teachers’ welfare. He stressed the need for integrated efforts for improving quality of primary education. He said that it his ambition to spread of network of small and cottage industries in rural areas of the State during next 5 years and that new employment opportunities along with agriculture are developed.
Adhyapak Sangh’s President Murlidhar Patidar said that the welfare of teachers ensured by this State Government is beyond expectations. System of “equal pay for equal work” has secured teachers’ future.
Expressing gratitude to the Chief Minister, he felicitated Chouhan with coconut and presented a letter of citation to him. The letter of citation was read out by Shailendra Tripathi. Adhyapak Sangh’s state Coordinator Balram Pawar, State General Secretary Meena Verma and office-bearers of district and bloc level units were present on the occasion.