Lucknow: Launches Online Capacity Development Program for 10,000 Middle School Teachers Under the Company’s Social Responsibility (CSR), Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma said the Secondary Education Department made steps with the government’s commitment to provide.
In addition, with private institutions that have the latest technical expertise, education in the state will reach extraordinary heights, he said.
Appreciating the contribution of the corporate sector, Sharma said the government took all steps to provide quality education to students.
“For the latest information, we have provided specific subject ncert books for students.
To ensure maximum reach, these books are available at affordable prices,” he said.
Sharma reiterated the government’s efforts to make a free board exam from fraud.
Highlighting the use of technology for transparency, Sharma said, “The center remains online.
Class 9-11 registration students are being carried out online.” The students above, Sharma said, getting education without discrimination.
“A total of 250 new schools have emerged during our regime.
From them, 166 is the Inter College Deen Dayal Dayal model opened in areas that are less presented,” he said.
In addition to launching an online capacity program with Sharh AR Jaipuria School Group, Sharma also launched a smart class in 30 secondary schools with HDFC Bank.
He also gave tablets to 192 students merit under CSR Updesco.
He also distributes table study at home among 1,000 students who are economically and socially weak under CSR for global crafts, a company in Kanpur.