Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ranchi, Manjunath Bhajantri today launched “School Ruar 2025 Back to School” campaign for 100 per cent attendance, enrollment, retention, transition to higher classes of all children in the age group of 5 to 18 years in school.
The program was inaugurated by lighting a lamp in front of the concerned officials and MP representative, MLA representative and block head with the campaign song "Le Masala Chal Pade Log Mere Gaon Ke".
In this workshop, District Education Officer Ranchi, Vinay Kumar, District Education Superintendent Ranchi, Badal Raj, District Social Welfare Officer Surabhi Singh and all Block Development Officers of the district, Block Pramukh, Vice President of Zilla Parishad and all block level officers from the Education Department along with the officials and workers of the District Project Office were present.
On the occasion Bhajantri said that said that better efforts are being made for better and qualitative education in the district. "For this, the role of teachers and public representatives is very important. So that 100 per cent children can be enrolled in the school," he added.
"While fulfilling their moral responsibility, special emphasis should be laid on quality education for children so that the future of children becomes bright. ‘School Ruar Program’ is an important initiative in Jharkhand, whose main objective is to bring back those children to school who have been deprived of education due to some reason or who have left school. ‘Ruar’ means ‘return again’. Therefore, this program focuses on reconnecting children to the mainstream of education," said the DC.
Bhajantri specifically said during the program that teachers should fulfill their moral responsibility and provide better and quality education to children. "All teachers should teach children in a better way with the spirit of social responsibility and social service. The evaluation of studies will be done by teachers at the district level every year. If there is no improvement, action will be taken against the teachers of the concerned school. Because about 90 per cent of children study in Government schools, so pay attention to the quality of education," he added.
The DC also said that along with this, public representatives should also play their public participation and motivate the children who are not going to school to go to school. Also, play their part in getting them enrolled. Because qualitative improvement in education can be achieved only through collective participation, he added.
'Seeti Bajao Abhiyan 02 ASPIRE' kicks off
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ranchi, Manjunath Bhajantri launched "Seeti Bajao Abhiyan 2.0 ASPIRE" and IDEAL NEP-2020 program.
On the occasion Bhajantri said that Ranchi became the first district to implement activity based education in primary classes as per the provisions of New Education Policy 2020 through IDEAL - NEP 2020 program.
During the program, it was told that in 2025-26, instructions were given to enroll 1003 children of the district who are not enrolled in any school, and to ensure their stay in the school.