In a press conference held at Jaipur, Chief Minister of
Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje said that “the state government is planning to open a
school for hearing impaired students of Rajasthan. Talks are going on with some
of the organizations for establishment of the same”. She added “this is going
to be first of its kind of college in the country and discussions are going on”.
Raje also announced to change the designation of the college
teachers and also make necessary changes in the rules of the college education.
The Chief Minister emphasized on the special bond that is
shared between the students and the teachers. She also stated that “the values
of the guru-shishya parampara should be restored, so that we can save our
present and future generations”. The minister urged the teachers to focus on
research.
Raje also told that more than 1 lakh people are employed in
the government sector and skill development training is being given to all.
On the issue to marks percentage she said “the marks
percentage of the students studying in the government schools has improves significantly
and more than 13 lakh students have joined government schools who were studying
in private schools.
State Higher Education Minister Kiran Maheshwari and others were also present.
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Vasundhara Raje
Chief Minister
Rajasthan
Higher Education
School
Hearing Impaired
