Ramdas Soren Aims to Reopen Schools Closed During Previous Government
Key Points:
- Education Minister promises to boost trust in government schools
- Plans underway to establish more model schools across Jharkhand
- Schools closed under Das administration to resume operations soon
RANCHI – Newly appointed Education Minister Ramdas Soren launches initiative to transform government schools in Jharkhand.
The minister wasted no time in reviewing department initiatives.
Secretary Umashankar Singh participated in strategic discussions.
Meanwhile, a high-level delegation met with Minister Soren.
DEO Vinay Kumar from Ranchi presented key insights.
Moreover, Lohardaga’s DEO Neelam Topno shared district perspectives.
Education Officer Akash Kumar outlined current challenges.
“Quality education remains our primary focus,” stated a senior official.
Furthermore, Jharkhand has 35,000 government schools currently.
The state faces 25% teacher vacancy across institutions.
However, model schools have shown promising results.
These schools achieved 85% pass rates last year.
In addition, private school enrollment grew 20% recently.
Besides, government schools need infrastructure upgrades.
“Modern facilities will attract more students,” remarked an education expert.
On the other hand, 200 schools closed under previous administration.
The state’s literacy rate stands at 67.6%.
