आमने- सामने: बोर्ड परीक्षा के लिए प्रशासन की कड़ी कार्रवाई से बढ़ेगा स्कूलों में उपस्थिति और परिणाम?

Upcoming 10th and 12th board examinations starting from 21 February: District Collector Mrs. Neela Kamlesh Mandavi has taken a strict stance on the education system. In a discussion with journalists she stated that wherever district education officers and administrative teams conduct inspections, any negligence by teachers will be met with action. If teachers are found absent or not fulfilling their duties, show-cause notices and warning letters are being issued, and punitive action will be taken if needed. The administration is working with a firm approach to streamline the education system before the board exams. The collector said that this year results are expected to improve compared to last year, though she avoided commenting on rankings, emphasizing quality of results instead. Last year, poor attendance significantly affected outcomes, with many students remaining away for three to four months, and some attending only a day or two before disappearing for long periods. This year, special focus has been given to addressing this issue. Teachers have been instructed to ensure regular student attendance and to maintain contact with parents. Attendance will remain a key determinant of good results, and continuous inspections, extra classes, and clear responsibilities for teachers have been implemented to boost attendance. The belief is that improved attendance and defined teacher accountability will lead to better district board results, with all necessary arrangements and a stress-free environment for students being prepared during exams.