Ambala News: Ambalá. Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta said that apart from general knowledge, English and Hindi dictionary knowledge will be imparted in all public schools in Ambala at the time of prayer meeting. For this, a general knowledge test will also be conducted on November 23 in all government schools of Ambala on the occasion of Knowledge Giving Day for the students of classes 9, 10 and 11. Apart from this, all schools public areas will become tobacco-free zones in the next month. In this district, education department officials will try to bring public schools in line with private schools so that more and more children can lean towards public schools. Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta, after inspecting the Martyr Major Gurpreet Singh Memorial Government High School in Tepla village of Ambala on Tuesday, gave some necessary guidelines to the officials. The deputy commissioner first checked the attendance record of teachers, staff and students of the school and received a feedback report from principal Meena Kumari on the school’s activities. Subsequently, the deputy commissioner inspected the bathrooms, classrooms and other rooms of the school.
During this, the deputy commissioner also asked some questions and answers to the students in the class. Not only this, the deputy commissioner also took stock of the drinking water system and the water tank cleaning system. The deputy commissioner directed the Education Department officials to pay special attention to the quality of education and motivate children to collect plastic-based waste materials. The student who collects the maximum amount of waste material will be honored at the school, block and district level. These students will be given digital watches as a sign of respect. He directed ACUT Ravi Meena to inform the DEO, DEEO and other officials of the education department about the Clean Ambala Campaign so that more and more children can join this campaign. He said that children should also be made aware of sports and cultural activities so that children can participate in these activities.
He said that children should be given detailed information about people who have done commendable and notable work in education, sports and any other field in and around the village and such people should be called to school and interact directly with the children. It must be organized so that children can move forward by being inspired by the lives of such wonderful people. On this occasion, officials like BDPO Yogesh Kumar, DEO Suresh Kumar, Naib Tehsildar Hariom, SDO Harjinder Singh, JE Motiram, Dr. Vikas Sharma, Dr. Sukhpreet Singh, DPO Meeksha Ranga, CDPO Suman, etc. were present.
When DC gave Anganwadi kids juice as a reward for answering questions correctly
Deputy commissioner Partha Gupta asked questions to children at Tepla’s Anganwadi centre. DC asked the children many types of questions, including showing a picture of a table and chair, identifying them, saying the name of the dish on the plate, and each child answered the questions correctly. The Deputy Commissioner himself gave juice to those children and also encouraged all the children. Addressing the children, he said that they should study hard, play hard and bring glory to the country and their parents.
Martyr Major Gurpreet Singh Memorial Government School received gift from DC’s visit
Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta also received a unique gift when he visited Martyr Major Gurpreet Singh Memorial Government High School, Tepla. For this school, Sarpanch Gagandeep Kaur, Sarpanch representative Narendra Singh and school principal Meena Kumari put forward some demands for the development works of the school. Fulfilling their demands, the deputy commissioner instructed the officials of the concerned departments that the land laying works under MNREGA should be completed at the earliest and all pending development works and interlocking should be completed at the earliest.
Mansa, a student who obtained good grades in ninth grade, was honored
Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta honored Mansa, a student of Government High School, Tepla, for securing more than 68 per cent marks in class 9. This student was given a sapling as a mark of respect and was also asked to plant it in the school or home yard and take care of it.
Village Tepla saluted for donating 300 soldiers to protect and serve the country
Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta said that as per the report of Gram Panchayat and people, more than 300 youth of this village are working in Indian Army to protect the country and serve. Greeting the citizens of Tepla village, he said that in the future also the young generations should be inspired to protect and serve the country.
Public high school could soon reach No. 12
To meet the demand raised by Sarpanch Gagandeep Kaur, Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta asked the Education Department and the Gram Panchayat to increase the number of children in the school from 175 to more than 210 and efforts should be made so that not only the village Children nearby must be enrolled in school. The infrastructure of this school is very good and the District Education Officer Suresh Kumar has been directed to complete all the formalities and submit a proposal to the department to upgrade the school to standard 12 so that this school can get standard 12 soon.
Orders given to make Amrit Sarovar clean and beautiful.
Deputy commissioner Partha Gupta conducted a surprise inspection on Amrit Sarovar of Tepla village. Here, Sarpanch Gagandeep Kaur and Narendra Singh, along with officials from the Panchayati Raj department, gave a detailed report to Deputy Commissioner Partha Gupta about the 0.25 MLD wet line that Amrit Sarovar constructed on 1.1 acres. The deputy commissioner said that this Amrit Sarovar should be clean and beautiful and the development work of this Amrit Sarovar should not be neglected.
