Madhya Pradesh: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan says efforts will be made to increase respect of teachers

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In Madhya Pradesh, efforts will be made for better implementation of the new education policy announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan gave this information during the interaction with the teachers. The most important thing is that under the road map made for self-reliant Madhya Pradesh, preparations have also been made for implementation of new education policy after extensive deliberations. Vocational education in the state will start from class VI.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that efforts will be made to increase the respect of teachers. Legal provisions will be made to prevent exploitation of teachers and excess tuition fees charged by private schools.

A similar policy is also being chalked out for starting new schools in Madhya Pradesh so that there is at least one school between ten to twelve villages and a bus facility will be available to reach the school.

All schools in Madhya Pradesh will have skilled teachers to teach music, dance, yoga and Indian culture.Efforts are also being made to make 100 percent placement of students so that unemployment is overcome in the state.