Govt., aided schools being made more efficient, says Minister Mohamed Riyas
The Hindu
The State government is spending thousands of crores of rupees to strengthen the public education system in Kerala, Public Works Minister P.A. Mohamed Riyas has said. He was opening the district-level Praveshanolsavam, the first day of the academic year in schools following State syllabus, in Kozhikode on Thursday.
The State government is spending thousands of crores of rupees to strengthen the public education system in Kerala, Public Works Minister P.A. Mohamed Riyas has said.
He was opening the district-level Praveshanolsavam, the first day of the academic year in schools following State syllabus, in Kozhikode on Thursday. The event was held on the Government Higher Secondary School, Medical College Campus. The incumbent Left Democratic Front government and the previous one had been making efforts to improve the functioning of government and aided schools over the past seven years under the ‘Save Public Education’ campaign. The schools were also centres of communal harmony, added Mr. Riyas.
MLA Thottathil Raveendran, Mayor Beena Philip, and District Collector A. Geetha were present.
Similar events were held in all government and aided schools in the district. Teachers and members of the parent-teacher associations welcomed the new students with sweets. Local body representatives, cultural activists and political party leaders were present. M.K. Raghavan, MP, opened the Kozhikode block-level event held at Feroke Aided Lower Primary School.
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