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AIZAWL: Mizoram's Education Minister, Dr. Vanlalthlana, recently made a startling announcement. The state's school system is struggling with 2991 open spots. This came to light during a meeting of lawmakers. It's a serious problem affecting Mizoram's schools. The government is pushing a fair hiring process, stressing the need for openness.
In Mizoram, a big crisis brews in their schools. Dr. Vanlalthlana, the Education Minister, gave a shocking report. In a meeting with lawmakers on March 12, he said that a whopping 2991 spots in the state's schools need filling. This news puts a spotlight on a big problem that doesn't just make work hard for current staff but is also a concern for the quality of learning for Mizoram's students.
The Minister spoke up in answer to Prova Chakma from the Mizo National Front (MNF), who asked a question. Vanlalthlana shared that the government is taking steps to solve this problem. They're starting the hiring process, following the rules laid out before. He focused on the government's need to fill these spots based on merit alone and called for a fair and open set of criteria for picking candidates.
In taking on this task of filling up the vacancies, Mizoram's leaders are planning to first fix the balance of teachers across various institutions. Vanlalthlana put a spotlight on how they will focus on schools with not enough teachers. This shows they are ready to take on the problem where it is making the biggest impact.
The government is looking at a big issue here as around 3000 job vacancies need quick action. These empty spots show how schools work and affect how kids in Mizoram grow, learn, and develop. We must fill these jobs fast. This helps keep teaching going and lowers pressure on current teachers.
Mizoram is fighting this problem. Those involved, like teachers, students, and parents, are overseeing what the government does. The goal is to make hiring easier and send teachers where they're needed most, improving how well education works in this state.
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