Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated inter-state transfer process in basic education department by clicking the mouse of a computer declaring that all the transfer process should be carried out by June 30 and by first week of July students should get books and uniform.
The announcement was made during a function organized to make transfer policy in basic education department transparent. He also asked officials to carry out transfers in a transparent manner and any complaint about expecting bribe would be sternly dealt with.
“The officers should ensure that no the transfer process should complete by June 30 and no shifting should be carried out after this cut-off date,” Yogi said. “All the state-run schools should get books, uniforms, shoes and bags by first week of July so that the same could be disbursed among the students within the stipulated time. The district officials should ensure that there is drinking water available in school and toilets and neat and clean,” Chief Minister said.
Directives were also given to provide mid-day meal in the school.
The system of inter-state transfer of teachers on request was introduced through a government order on February 5. At least 37,396 teachers had applied for tranfsre of which 31,513 applications were found to be correct. In this process `divyang’, women teachers and those suffering from dreaded disease were given preference.
Government spokesman said that 40,766 posts of teachers and 6719 posts of Principal in Primary section were open for inter-state transfer.
Hawkers children honoured: In another function Chief Minister distributed scholarship among the children of the hawkers who excelled in the Board examination. “These students have brought laurels to the state. Government has a policy to honour meritorious students. last year we have honoured state toppers but this year we have included toppers from the districts in this list,” he said.
The students who were felicitated are: Gaurav Singh Bisht (lucknow), Nisha Sahu (Allahabad), Sneha Rawat (Moradabad), Aryan Pal (Kanpur), Bhavuk Dhingra (lushiana), Satyam Jaiswal (Knapur), Alka Vishwakarma (Varanasi), Ashish Shukla (Kanpur), Arpit Singh (lucknow), Sanjana Rani (ZPanipat) and Sheetal Gupta (Gorakhpur),