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In view of the extreme cold, district-wise holidays have been declared in the government schools of Bihar, in which students from class 1 to class 8 have been given leave. But even during this period, teachers have been asked to remain ready for duty. Regarding this…read more
DM Ravi Prakash.
Nawada:- ‘Rahiman, take leave now, I can’t bear the cold, but don’t give such leave only when the teacher is present.’ This line certainly resembles Kabir’s couplet, but this couplet reflects the real problem. When this message reached the District Magistrate through WhatsApp, DM Saheb became emotional. When he saw such pain of teachers through a message, he also became emotional. After this he shared it on his social media account This post of DM Sahib has gone viral as soon as it was shared.
Why did this demand arise?
In fact, in view of the extreme cold, district-wise holidays have been declared in the government schools of Bihar, in which students from class 1 to class 8 have been given leave. But even during this period, teachers have been asked to remain ready for duty. This holiday is till 11th January. In such a situation, teachers have to come to the school premises every day and do activities. The DM became emotional after receiving this message on his WhatsApp and shared it on his social media.
Who is DM Ravi Prakash
DM Ravi Prakash is an IAS officer of 2016 batch, he is currently the DM of Nawada. Even before this, he keeps highlighting public problems through social media. In such a situation, this message being shared in favor of teachers is becoming quite viral. It is being said that if this matter is considered seriously, then this voice raised in favor of the teachers can perhaps remove the resentment of the teachers.
Let us tell you that in view of the severe cold in Bihar, schools have been closed in many places of the state. Despite this, teachers reach there and complete their daily duties. In such a situation, this order is beyond the teachers’ understanding as to why they are being forced to go to school when the school is closed during winter.
