GURUGRAM: Some college students of Lessons 11 and 12 on the Authorities Mannequin Sanskriti Senior Secondary College in Nuh’s Nagina block have tablets, lately distributed beneath a state scheme, however they haven’t had lecturers to show them physics and chemistry for the previous two years.
Round 100 college students within the college, who opted for the science stream, informed TOI on Monday that they’ve realized nearly nothing concerning the two topics since.
The digital tablets, handed over to them this 12 months as a part of the e-Adhigham scheme, are additionally turning out to be futile, they stated.
“What’s using these tablets or the so-called Mannequin Sanskriti Colleges (meant to be inexpensive alternate options to English-medium colleges within the state) if we don’t even have lecturers. We one way or the other managed to clear Class 11 and had been promoted as a result of it was the pandemic 12 months. However now we now have to provide board exams and can be competing with our counterparts in non-public colleges which might be already approach forward within the course completion. If we don’t get the lecturers, all of us will fail within the exams. That is giving us sleepless nights,” stated Mohammed Rashid, a Class 12 scholar who selected to review physics, chemistry and biology, and desires to pursue medical sciences.
Rashid was among the many 100-odd college students who bought the digital pill this 12 months.
Fed up, 25 college students final week reached out to the All India Dad and mom Affiliation (AIPA) to hunt assist.
Shortly after, AIPA wrote to chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, requesting that the federal government steps in and appoints lecturers quickly.
“It’s submitted that your stated inaction in offering physics and chemistry lecturers to their college students is in utter violation of the basic proper to training of the scholars as assured to them beneath Article 21 of the Structure. It’s, due to this fact, requested that you could be please look into this matter on an pressing foundation…” the letter stated.
AIPA president Ashok Agarwal additionally stated on Monday that the affiliation had raised the problem with the Punjab and Haryana excessive court docket in 2021. “At the moment, the federal government’s counsel assured the court docket applicable motion can be taken in these issues, however sadly nothing has been achieved,” Agarwal stated.
“This time, if the federal government fails to deal with the problem, we’ll pursue the matter to its logical finish. The inaction in appointing lecturers is contempt of court docket, and we’ll file a case accordingly to hunt authorized recourse,” he added.
The varsity’s principal too stated he has been flagging the problem for the final two years. “The training hole is barely rising for our college students. Our faculty constructing has been renovated and new labs have been established, however the lecturers haven’t been appointed,” stated principal Giriraj Prashad.
When requested, state training minister Kanwar Pal stated that over 1,000 new lecturers had been being appointed within the district. “By way of our re-engagement coverage, switch insurance policies and disbursement of extra Rs 10,000 for each trainer appointed in Nuh district, we can be shortly addressing the problem of lecturers’ scarcity within the area. The method is sort of full and lecturers have been appointed to many colleges the place it was required. If there are few colleges which might be nonetheless left, they too will get lecturers quickly,” the minister stated.
Round 100 college students within the college, who opted for the science stream, informed TOI on Monday that they’ve realized nearly nothing concerning the two topics since.
The digital tablets, handed over to them this 12 months as a part of the e-Adhigham scheme, are additionally turning out to be futile, they stated.
“What’s using these tablets or the so-called Mannequin Sanskriti Colleges (meant to be inexpensive alternate options to English-medium colleges within the state) if we don’t even have lecturers. We one way or the other managed to clear Class 11 and had been promoted as a result of it was the pandemic 12 months. However now we now have to provide board exams and can be competing with our counterparts in non-public colleges which might be already approach forward within the course completion. If we don’t get the lecturers, all of us will fail within the exams. That is giving us sleepless nights,” stated Mohammed Rashid, a Class 12 scholar who selected to review physics, chemistry and biology, and desires to pursue medical sciences.
Rashid was among the many 100-odd college students who bought the digital pill this 12 months.
Fed up, 25 college students final week reached out to the All India Dad and mom Affiliation (AIPA) to hunt assist.
Shortly after, AIPA wrote to chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, requesting that the federal government steps in and appoints lecturers quickly.
“It’s submitted that your stated inaction in offering physics and chemistry lecturers to their college students is in utter violation of the basic proper to training of the scholars as assured to them beneath Article 21 of the Structure. It’s, due to this fact, requested that you could be please look into this matter on an pressing foundation…” the letter stated.
AIPA president Ashok Agarwal additionally stated on Monday that the affiliation had raised the problem with the Punjab and Haryana excessive court docket in 2021. “At the moment, the federal government’s counsel assured the court docket applicable motion can be taken in these issues, however sadly nothing has been achieved,” Agarwal stated.
“This time, if the federal government fails to deal with the problem, we’ll pursue the matter to its logical finish. The inaction in appointing lecturers is contempt of court docket, and we’ll file a case accordingly to hunt authorized recourse,” he added.
The varsity’s principal too stated he has been flagging the problem for the final two years. “The training hole is barely rising for our college students. Our faculty constructing has been renovated and new labs have been established, however the lecturers haven’t been appointed,” stated principal Giriraj Prashad.
When requested, state training minister Kanwar Pal stated that over 1,000 new lecturers had been being appointed within the district. “By way of our re-engagement coverage, switch insurance policies and disbursement of extra Rs 10,000 for each trainer appointed in Nuh district, we can be shortly addressing the problem of lecturers’ scarcity within the area. The method is sort of full and lecturers have been appointed to many colleges the place it was required. If there are few colleges which might be nonetheless left, they too will get lecturers quickly,” the minister stated.