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Thanamandi zone is completely shut due shortage of teachers

By SHAFIQ MIR
GNS RAJOURI,
NOV 5; Despite the tall claims of government to have been spending crores of rupees in raising infrastructure and providing other allied facilities to the government controlled education sector , large number of schools in Thanamandi zone of border district Rajouri are facing short of teachers due to which thousands of students have been suffering . Large number of schools are either completely shut or have been effected du to short of teachers . Giving details sources said that large number of government schools in Thanamandi education zone are either completely shut or have suffered badly due to the short of teachers . Sources said , for instance government primary school Kopra in Saj village of Thanamandi zone is completely shut due to the non availability of teacher . As per details , on 25/ 6/ 2011 Zonal education officer Thanamandi had invited applications from the aspiring candidates to appoint them in the said school under RET scheme . However, despite consuming four months the authorities failed to appoint the teacher in the said school so far . Due to the closure of school , the students have gone to private and other schools , said sources . When contacted Zonal Education Officer Thanamandi , Mukh Raj admitted that he had invited the applications from desirous candidates but could not finalize due to some dispute in the village . However, he said the he had made an arrangement by deploying an other teacher from a adjoining middle school but the said teacher also met with an accident due to which he could not go to school . He said that there is a short of about 71 teachers in his Zone and many schools have suffered because of this shortage . Not only KopraSaj primary school , sources said large number of schools are shut in Thanamandi Zone either because of shortage of teachers or their absence from the duty .

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