By Our Correspondent
BHUBANESWAR:The state government is always committed to strengthening the education system of the state and the welfare of teachers, lecturers and employees. Considering the recommendations of the Ashok Tripathi Committee formed on the demands of various teachers and employees’ associations, the Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi has decided to implement the following 15 important recommendations in a high-level meeting today.
To grant-in-aid to 194 high schools that were deprived of the 2013 government block grant.
Increase the monthly salary of part-time art, music and sports teachers in government schools from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 16,000.
Paying arrears of salary to government secondary school TGT and PET teachers who have completed 6 years and have been regularized in 2022.
Regularly promote primary teachers.
Regularize education assistants appointed between 2016 and 2018.
Appointment of regular teachers in primary and secondary Sanskrit tolls.
Inclusion of classical teachers employed in government schools in the Trained Graduate (TG) Teacher Qualification List.
Posting of teachers in fully subsidized Madhya Sanskrit toll.
Regular payment of salaries to vocational trainers.
To provide opportunities for Odisha junior teachers (Schematic) to acquire further qualifications.
Complete and operationalize all residential hostels of Adarsh Vidyalayas.
Arrangement for all employees working in Adarsh schools to receive regular salaries.
To make arrangements for the children of employees of Adarsh schools to study in Adarsh schools.
Protection of previous employment and salary of TGT teachers appointed in Odisha model schools.
Opening of AI and Robotics labs in Odisha model schools.
In addition, since the pension claim of block grant employees is currently pending before the Hon’ble High Court, appropriate steps will be taken in this regard after receiving the order of the Hon’ble High Court.
