A day-long conference on cleanliness and quality education was organised by district administration in Menka Cinema hall. In the summit, chief guest MoS Agriculture Sudarshan Bhagat, DC Bhuvnesh Pratap Singh, district council chairperson Sunaina Kumari, Twenty points vice chairman Rakesh Prasad, DDC Danial Kandulana, DSE Renuka Tigga, executive engineer of Drinking Water and Sanitation dept Reyaz Alam were present.
On the occasion Union State Minister Sudarshan Bhagat said, “Teachers must fulfil their duties responsibly. The future of the nation depends on them. They can recognize and develop the talents of the students. They must provide information of cleanliness and morality. The students are the future of the nation.”
He added, “The Central and State Government have focused on quality based education. The teachers must implement those. The district administration and the state govt is all devote for quality education.”
DC Bhuvnesh Pratap Singh said, “The district would have to be made as model one in the field of education. We have to bring it at first position. The teachers must provide quality education and keep on cleanliness campaigns. The teachers would soon be promoted to grade one. The transparency would be maintained wholly in this.”
Rakesh Prasad also through light on the importance of education and explained that how can we make progress by education. The teachers would have to decide by their potentials as they are the backbone of the nation.
Before it the Chief Guests unveiled a book ‘Kadam- a step towards cleanliness’ under Clean India Mission. They also kept two minutes silence and paid tributes to the martyrs. On thanks speech DES Renuka Tigga appealed the teachers to be responsible for quality education and make the flora and fauna of the school neat and clean.
The programme was directed by Arun Ram. On the occasion BEEO Kameshwar Singh, Kishor Kumar Verma, Neeraj Nalin, Chandrashekhar Agarwal, Raj Kumar Verma, Ashutosh Mishra and many teachers and officials of the district were present.