Bathinda, 23rd December: Deputy Commissioner Shri Shoqat Ahmad Pare stated that with hard work, teachers can shape a golden future for children. He made this remark during a seminar organized under the government of India’s campaign “Prashasan Gaon Ki Aur” as part of the “Suvidha Prashasan Week,” being celebrated from 19th December 2024 to 24th December 2024.
During his address, Deputy Commissioner Shri Shoqat Ahmad Pare emphasized that teachers should not only stay self-motivated but also continue learning from other educators. He encouraged teachers to bring about positive changes in children’s future through education and expressed hope that teachers would contribute significantly to improving the children’s future through their hard work.
The Deputy Commissioner also mentioned that teachers should create and send good proposals to improve government schools and the overall development of children. He stated that the 14 selected schools in the district with the best proposals would receive special grants, and the teachers would be honored.
During the event, the Deputy Commissioner praised the special efforts being made by the District Development Fellow (DDF), the joint education department, and the education department to improve the schools. He also congratulated and honored schools and teachers with excellent performance.
At the seminar, teachers from various schools shared their special efforts and experiences aimed at securing a bright future for their students.
The event was attended by IAS trainee Shri Rakesh Kumar Meena, Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Madam Poonam Singh, DDF Shri Sujeet Kishan, District Education Officer (Elementary) Maninder Kaur, Deputy District Education Officer (Elementary) Shri Mahinder Pal, officers from various departments, and teachers from local schools.