Sat. Apr 20th, 2024
50 Per Cent Reservation Increased Number Of Female Teachers In Bihar: Sushil Kumar Modi

Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Sushil Kumar Modi during a conference on ‘Closing the Gender Gap: Health, Education and Economic Opportunity’ in Patna on Friday said the number of girls who qualified in Bihar secondary and senior secondary examinations has increased owing to the scholarships and essentials like school uniforms and cycle to about 1.5 crore girl students.

The conference held at Lemon Tree Hotel in Patna said, “There is a need for consolidated efforts in all dimensions – Education, Society, Culture, and Politics to ensure gender equality. He said economic quality cannot cure gender inequality.”

He talked about the improvement in the pass percentage of girl students. In 2005, the number of girls passed in the matric exam was 1.86 lakh which increased to 8.22 lakh in 2019. The number of girls who passed in the examination was 19,238 in 2005 increased to 5.56 lakh in 2017.

 

He further talked about the improvement in the number of women employed in state examinations services. He said after implementing a 35% reservation for women in government jobs, 20,572 women were selected out of the 40,884 women who qualified in BPSC, Bihar SSC, and Bihar Police Service exams. He added, after implementing a 50% reservation for women in teacher recruitment, 58% of women have become teachers.

He informed everyone, Bihar government is the first government in India, which has provided a 50% reservation in the Panchayat Raj System, encouraging women empowerment.

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