IMPHAL, May 16: The Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur, DESAM today submitted a 22 point memorandum to the Education Minister M Okendro Singh on the present education system of the state.<\/p>\n
Briefing the press DESAM president Wangmayum Islauddin expressed his belief that the minister will consider the demands on the student body.<\/p>\n
Among others the charter of demands include the constitution of a Manipur Education Commission, institution of Manipur Education Service, re-examination into the units\/offices of the Education Department, re-organization of schools and rationalization process, in charge\/look-after appointment against unsanctioned post.<\/p>\n
It also asked the government to send back lecturers\/teachers from the offices of Officers on Special Duty to their respective institutions and enactment of a new school recognition rules.<\/p>\n
Other demands include a rationalization of transfer and posting policy; convergence of related central sponsored schemes; control over private schools; and orientation training of teachers in regular intervals.<\/p>\n
Preparation of a detailed database in respect of the employees of the dept; streamlining the SCERT and establishment of text book Board and the need of taking care of the health of the students were also included in the memorandum.<\/p>\n\n
Read more \/ Original news source: http:\/\/kanglaonline.com\/2012\/05\/desam-demands-education-comm\/<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"