240,452 applications for 17,233 govt teacher positions

The Teachers Service Commission has received 240,452 applications for 17,233 vacant government teacher positions. The post 240,452 applications for 17,233 govt teacher positions appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Dr Yunus: From teacher to head of Bangladesh govt

Within just two days, his fate took a dramatic turn. Instead of facing trial, he was appointed as the head of Bangladesh's interim government. On Thursday, he was sworn in as the chief Advisor of the interim government at Bangabhaban.

Bagmati province govt. bringing high-education act

BAGMATI, April 27: Bagmati Province government is going to bring high-education act immediately.  At a programme organised to handover the newly constructed building of Bhutandevi Secondary School at Hetauda sub-metropolitan city, Chief Minister of Bagmati province, Dormani Poudel, shared that province high-education act would be tabled in next meeting of Bagmati province assembly.   It is said that the act has incorporated the provision of establishing open-university as well as one university in each district.  He added, "Now there is no lack of any type of physical infrastructures like bench and desk. Quality of education should be increased in this situation." Saying nurses, health assistants and doctors would be produced through Madan Bhandari Academy of Health Sciences in Hetauda, the Chief Minister said that they would provide support to run classes of Bachelors in engineering at Bhutandevi School.  Meanwhile, Hetauda sub-metropolitan city has decided to add Rs 7,440 monthly to the salary provided by the government to the teachers of Early Childhood Development Centre.  The government has been providing Rs 6,000 salary to teachers and assistant working at ECDC.  With the decision, the monthly salary of teachers and assistants working at ECDC has reached Rs 13,450. There are 95 teacher and assistants in ECDC in Hetauda metropolitan city.

This govt school has two teachers, four students

LAMJUNG, Oct 16: Chandrakant Ghimire, a teacher of Marsyangdi Rural Municipality, Bahundanda, wakes up early in the morning and takes his meal before eight. After a two-hour walk through the difficult track, he finally reaches the school in Chinkhola village where he has been teaching for years.