CM Rupani honours 44 Best Teachers of the state with ‘Shresth Shikshak Paritoshik’

New Delhi: On the occasion of Teacher’s Day, the state’s Best 44 Teachers honored with ‘Shresth Shikshak Paritoshik’ by Governor of Gujarat Acharya Devvratji and Chief Minister Vijayi Rupani in an event held in Gandhinagar.

Congratulating the ‘Shresth Shikshak Paritoshik’ winning teachers on Teacher’s Day, Governor of Gujarat Acharya Devvart said that the role of teachers is very important in shaping a person. He said that teachers build knowledge-rich, cultured citizens through holistic development of the student.

The nation is not built by building campuses, it is done by anthropocentric education in school classrooms, he said, adding that a teacher can make a hundred percent change in a child’s life if he sincerely strives for his goal.

Regarding the new National Education Policy 2020, the Governor said that the new National Education Policy announced by the Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi reflects on the need for students to become knowledgeable and skilled with the latest technology and stay connected with the culture.

On the occasion of #TeachersDay today, CM Shri @vijayrupanibjp, in the august presence of Gujarat Governor Shri @ADevvrat, honoured 44 teachers with ‘Best Teacher Award’ at Gandhinagar and called upon them to make Gujarat a role model of value-based education for #NewIndia. pic.twitter.com/1AlIIm30Nf

— CMO Gujarat (@CMOGuj) September 5, 2020

On this occasion, Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani inspired the teachers to lead Gujarat as a role model of future India and to inculcate the virtues of nation building and welfare in the future generation by developing education based on moral values.

Giving the role of teachers in enabling future generations to face the challenges of the world, the Chief Minister said that the excellent service rendered especially to the primary school children gives teachers a high place in the society.

Vijaybhai Rupani while clearly mentioning that government schools in the state have become better than private schools, said that now the reverse trend of admission from private school to government school has started.

The Chief Minister gave a detailed that with the use of latest technology last 3 years Gujarat has brought drastic change in education system. Gyankunj project as well as the dimensions such as online attendance system success shows the dedication of teachers in the state to transform education system.

He added that while Prime Minister arendrabhai Modi has announced a new education policy in the name of building a self-reliant India-New India, it is special responsibility of the teachers of the state to take the lead in implementing that policy first.

Gujarat Govt aims to become the first to implement the #NationalEducationPolicy that would bring a paradigm shift in the education scenario of the state which is already witnessing a reverse trend where students are moving from private to Govt schools – CM Shri @vijayrupanibjp pic.twitter.com/a8MFW36acW

— CMO Gujarat (@CMOGuj) September 5, 2020

Congratulating the teachers who received the ‘Shresth Shikshak Paritoshik’, Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Minister of State for Education, said that we all have to move forward and take lead in implementing new Education Policy.

On this occasion, Minister of State for Education Vibhavariben Dave, Principal Secretary of Education Department Mrs. Anju Sharma, Director of Primary Education M.I.Joshi and top officials of Education Department as well as teachers remained present.