UPSC, PCS, UPSSC and NEET, JEE Free Training: On the ambitious project of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Prayraj Mandal officials have finally prepared a big action plan. On Friday, when your own newspaper ‘Hindustan’ published the title of ‘I think district, Abhudaya ka bad hall’, the authorities have released a complete action plan. After a choice of one in a thousand children, it is scheduled to be served in a large hall in the GIC from Monday through two. At the same time, JEE-NEET children are taught in GGIC. The administration has selected 80 teachers from government degree colleges and released their names. At the same time, 13 teachers are from the state school. Officers’ names have also been released.
Mandalakshita R Ramesh Kumar on Friday called all officials involved in the Mandal level program to his office and directed that this was the preferred project. Any kind of negligence in it is out of tolerance. From the venue, he called authorities everywhere and immediately asked for file-making. The result was that the best faculty were eventually selected for the poorest competitors. All teachers selected under the scheme are from the preparation of competitive exams. Social welfare officer Praveen Kumar Singh said the GIC’s large hall has a seating capacity of 500 people. Most of the civil petitions have come. Two batches will be held here. It will start on Monday. At the same time, the JEE and NEET preparations are made earlier in the GGIC.
These officers are currently taking the class
DPO Prayagaraj Pankaj Kumar Mishra, Social Welfare Officer Prayagaraj Praveen Kumar Singh, ADCO CL Tripathi, District Accounting Officer S.K. Ojha, BDO AN Upadhyaya, Pratapgarh, Additional District Statistics Officer Vivek Mishra, Finance and Accounts Officer Joint Director Secondary Education Prajana Prakashan Ramash Kumar has signed a file named after all teachers and officials.
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Madhulika Singh, Joint Director of Secondary Education, Finance and Accounts, Prayagraj Division has accepted the offer of teaching free coaching. However, the government has promised to pay one thousand rupees for this work. But Madhulika Singh has agreed to provide free education to the poor children.
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