More than 17 thousand teachers missing in Bihar, 569 likely to lose their jobs

Patna. Major revolutionary changes are being seen in school education in Bihar. Due to the efforts of the Education Department, not only the basic infrastructure in schools has been improved, but the tendency of children to drop out of school has also reached zero. In such a situation, the education department seems to be making special preparations for the new academic session. If departmental sources are to be believed, monitoring of teaching and learning will be more stringent in 71,863 primary schools and 9,360 secondary schools of Bihar from April. Meanwhile, the education department has 17,600 teachers on its radar who are missing since joining the post. The department has given instructions to the concerned officers to investigate such teachers and expedite legal action against them.

Principals will have to give daily academic report

The Education Department says that such absconding teachers are first being punished in the form of salary deduction, but 582 teachers who have been absconding for six months to two years have been recommended for dismissal. Not only this, not only will the salaries of the missing teachers be cut, but their seniority will also be reduced. There will be a mention of not providing regular service in the service book of such teachers and this will have a direct impact on the increase in salary and promotion of teachers. The education department is strict towards teachers in this matter and there is no immediate hope of any kind of leniency. It is being made mandatory to provide information about academic reports and other activities of all schools from the new session April. Its responsibility will be on the concerned headmaster.

You will lose your job if you are missing for more than six months

According to the monitoring report received by the Education Department from all 38 districts, 17,600 teachers have been absconding from schools in Bihar without any information for a period of less than six months and more than two years. In this, 13 teachers have been dismissed. In this, there are 3 teachers from Bhojpur, 8 from Nawada, 1 each from Saran and Supaul. Whereas it has been recommended to suspend 235 teachers. Last week, instructions were given to cut the salaries of 2185 teachers. There are 16,418 teachers who have been absconding from schools for less than six months. There are 586 such teachers who are missing for more than six months to two years.

569 teachers will be employed from 19 districts of Bihar

Action has been recommended for dismissal of 569 teachers from 19 districts of Bihar. These include 2 from Arwal, 32 from Banka, 19 from Aurangabad, 22 from Begusarai, 21 from Bhagalpur, 24 from Bhojpur, 54 from Darbhanga, 39 from East Champaran, 46 from Gaya, 19 from Khagaria, 23 from Katihar, 19 from Muzaffarpur, There are 38 teachers from Nalanda, 23 from Nawada, 53 from Patna, 24 from Purnia, 23 from Saharsa, 13 from Vaishali, 12 from West Champaran.

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2987 teachers of Darbhanga and 1676 teachers of Saran are missing.

657 from Araria, 1078 from Aurangabad, 12 from Banka, 13 from Arwal, 508 from Begusarai, 475 from Bhagalpur, 38 from Bhojpur, 325 from Buxar, 2987 from Darbhanga, 456 from East Champaran, 386 from Gaya, 453 from Gopalganj, Jamui. 373 from Jehanabad, 90 from Kishanganj, 765 from Kaimur, 34 from Kathahar, 86 from Lakhisarai, 667 from Madhubani, 23 from Munger, 32 from Madhepura, 367 from Muzaffarpur, 2296 from Nalanda, 547 from Nawada, 126 from Patna. , 35 from Purnia, 334 from Rohtas, 23 from Saharsa, 523 from Samastipur, 6 from Shivhar, 57 from Sheikhpura, 1676 from Saran, 539 from Sitamarhi, 728 from Supaul, 13 from Siwan, 197 from Vaishali, 34 teachers from West Champaran. Are.