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Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary Engages Parents, Students at PTM for Education Reform
- •Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary attended PTM-2026 at Rajkiya Madhya Vidyalaya, Ramjichak, focusing on foundational learning (NIPUN) and interacting with students, parents, and teachers to review educational facilities and standards.
- •The Chief Minister emphasized improving education quality, ensuring teacher availability, 100% student attendance, and expanding infrastructure, highlighting that regular parent-teacher communication tracks academic progress and identifies areas for student support.
- •CM Choudhary inspected the 'Mere Sapno Ka Bharat-Sewa Chitra' painting competition, appreciating student creativity on themes like 'Developed India-2047' and advising students to aim for over 90% marks, study diligently, and avoid unnecessary mobile phone use.
- •He urged parents to provide suggestions for school management and curriculum improvements, directing the Education Department to make computer education compulsory in all government schools from next year, deploying instructors for regular training.
- •The Chief Minister instructed officials to create a better academic environment and modern facilities in government schools to prepare students for competitive exams, felicitating high-performing students and honoring their parents as 'Parents of the Month'.
Key Questions Answered
The objective of the PTM is to further improve the quality of education in government schools, ensure teacher availability along with 100 per cent student attendance, expand infrastructure as needed, and track children's academic progress through regular communication between parents and teachers.
Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary instructed the Education Department to formulate a plan to make computer education compulsory across all government schools starting next year, suggesting the deployment of one instructor for every two to three schools.
CM Choudhary advised students to study diligently, attend school regularly, and set a target of scoring over 90 per cent marks. He also cautioned them against the unnecessary use of mobile phones and encouraged them to grasp concepts within the classroom itself.