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The KCR government of Telangana has taken a big initiative for the teachers and staff working at private schools of the state who lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The KCR government has decided to give 2 thousand rupees and 25 kg of rice to the unemployed teachers.
The Second Wave of Covid-19 is hovering over the country and the KCR government will provide Rs 2000 and 25 kg rice to private school teachers and staff who lost their jobs in the Covid-19 outbreak last year, it will be provided with effect from April till the reopening of institutions.
Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao announced that his government will help the teachers and other staff of recognized private schools in Telangana. All such people will be given 2 thousand rupees and 25 kg rice free every month. The Chief Minister said that teachers and other staff will have to contact the DM of their district for the purpose along with their bank account details and details.
Chief Minister KCR directed Education Minister P.Sabita Indra Reddy, Supply Minister Gangula Kamalakar and Rajiv Sharma, Chief Advisor of the state government, to arrange a video conference at 11.30 am on Friday. In which DM of all the districts, District Education Officers and Supply Department officials should be present. In this meeting, instructions will be issued about the scheme to help the staff of private schools.
CM Chandrashekhar Rao also said that teachers of private schools, like the rest of the classes, have been hit by the corona epidemic. In such a situation, it is the responsibility of the government to help them. More than one and a half lakh teachers and other employees of the state will get relief from this step, CM added.
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