In Uttarakhand, the obligation to pass students in fifth and eighth grade has been abolished. Upon failure, students will be given two months of preparation. Despite this, if not passed, then they will not be promoted to the next class.
The decision was taken at a cabinet meeting held at the Secretariat on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Trivendra Rawat. Giving information about the decision, cabinet minister and government spokesperson Madan Kaushik said that the government has made this amendment in the Uttarakhand Free Compulsory Child Education Rights Rules. The central government has already amended it.
Kaushik said that in the fifth and eighth grade, if no students are able to pass now, then they will be given two months for preparation through the District Education Officer. If even then they are not able to pass then they will not be promoted in to the next class.
The budget session of the assembly is from March 3 in Garsain
The government has approved the commencement of the budget session from March 3 in Garsain. The Governor’s address will be on the first day. This will be the second budget session of Trivendra Rawat government in Garsain. Government spokesperson Madan Kaushik said that it has been approved to hold the session from March 3 to 6. If the Speaker wants the Legislative Assembly, then the session can also go ahead. Actually, Holi is also on 10 March. In such a situation, it is believed that the budget session will be short.
Governor Baby Rani Maurya’s address will be on the first day of the session. After this, the budget will be presented. Then department-wise, this will be discussed in the House. According to sources, the state budget may be above 50,000 crore this time. The state had a budget of 48,000 crore last year.