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Maharashtra education minister vows to cut non-teaching duties for teachers

Rural teachers struggle with additional duties like Aadhaar verification and bank account management for students, a burden they argue should fall on parents

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Education Minister Dada Bhuse (centre) at the teachers workshop in Igatpuri

Education Minister Dada Bhuse (centre) at the teachers workshop in Igatpuri

School Education Minister Dada Bhuse assured on Monday that the number of non-academic tasks assigned to teachers would be significantly reduced in the coming days. He made this announcement during a one-day educational development workshop in Igatpuri, attended by teachers from across Maharashtra.

For years, teachers have protested against being assigned non-academic duties, arguing that such responsibilities take away valuable time from their primary role. Addressing these concerns, Bhuse said, “Teachers’ extra-curricular and non-academic activities will be reduced by half in the future. Additionally, the government is considering merging all school committees into a single active committee to streamline administrative work.”

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