Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Latest Updates
-
Masik Kalashtami 2026: Significance, Rituals And Why Feeding Black Dogs Is Central To This Bhairav Observance -
Daily Horoscope, Jan 10, 2026: Libra to Pisces; Astrological Prediction for all Zodiac Signs -
Rajkot Shaken By 21 Earthquake Tremors In 24 Hours, Should Gujarat Be Worried? -
The Bonfire That Starts India’s Sankranti Season: Lohri 2026 Date, Rituals And Why Sankranti Begins With Lohri -
Bharti Singh Poised to Return to Laughter Chefs 3 After Welcoming Baby -
What Is Bhajan Clubbing And Why It’s Suddenly Everywhere -
When An MLA Joked About Rape And What It Reveals About India’s Deep Crisis Of Sexual Violence -
Prada Turns Chai Into Luxury Perfume: Would You Spend ₹17,000 To Smell Like Your Cup Of Tea? -
Jana Nayagan Case: Madras HC Directs CBFC To Issue U/A Certificate, Vijay's Film Set For Release -
Why Kids Are Always ‘Bored’: Expert Explains The Psychology Behind Constant Stimulation
Govt. schools with 50% women teachers
New Delhi, Nov 28 (UNI) In order to encourage education of girls, the Government is planning to set up schools with at least 50 per cent women teachers, Minister of State for Human Resources M A A Fatmi told the Lok Sabha today.
Mr Fatmi told the Lower House during the question hour that 48 districts had been identified in the country where the number of school dropouts was high and several steps initiated to check this trend.
Responding to supplementaries, Mr Fatmi said about 74 per cent of the school dropouts were from the Government schools.
The minister said the five states which account for over 50 per cent of the school dropouts were West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
He said all out efforts were being initiated to provide toilets in schools.
Continue with Google