DIPR
PFUTSERO, SEPTEMBER 5
IN honour of Teachers’ Day, parliamentary secretary for planning & coordination and monitoring cell, Neiba Kronu today initiated a Corpus Fund of Rs 2 lakh for the teachers and the students of 15 educational institutions in Pfutsero town.
Kronu said that this Corpus Fund will be used for conferring award to the best teacher and the best student (one each from 15 schools in Pfutsero). It will start from this year and will become an annual feature.
He said the objective of the Corpus Fund is to encourage the teachers for their invaluable contribution and at the same time to push forward those students excelling in their academic career.
Addressing a combined Teachers’ Day celebration at Pfutsero town this morning under the aegis of Pfutsero Town School Association, Kronu also assured to take up the construction of the auditorium hall for GHSS Pfutsero.
He also assured to take care of the required infrastructure of the educational institution within Pfutsero so that teachers can have a good working atmosphere.
Stating that Pfutsero is doing well in the field of education, he said there is possibility of Pfutsero becoming a centre of learning and called upon each and every individual to put a collective effort.
“Without human resource development we cannot do anything,” he said adding that the society can never progress without teachers.
The parliamentary secretary also stated that he would pursue for gallery roofing construction of the Pfutsero Local Ground. Further, Kronu handed over Sub-Divisional Level Teachers Award to Dinesh Thakur, senior Graduate teacher, GHS Pholami and Margaret Solo, assistant teacher Sacred Heart Higher Secondary School Chizami.
Pfutsero Additional Deputy Commissioner T. Nchumbemo Odyuo in his speech called upon the teachers to come forward and give their best in building a better society. Greetings was shared by Watijungshi Jamir, principal Pfutsero Govt. College. The function was chaired by Vechikhoyi Lohe, principal GHSS Pfutsero.
