Teachers' recruitment process to be completed by July: Raj Min

Updated on: Sunday, March 06, 2011

The Rajasthan Government would complete the recruitment process of around 72,000 teachers before July this year, a state minister has said.
"We expect to complete the recruitment process to appoint 60,000 grade III and 9,000 grade II teachers and 3,200 others before the beginning of next session in July," Primary education minister Master Bhanwar Lal Meghwal said.
 
Speaking at a function in Alwar district yesterday, Meghwal said that the government was making several efforts to improve the status of education in the state.
 
The minister was in Bansur town to unveil a statue of B R Ambedkar.

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