Patna, September 19 (Daily Kiran) : The Bihar government has announced a substantial financial aid package of ₹461 crore for teachers and non-teaching staff working in non-government schools and colleges. Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary shared this news on social media platform X on Saturday.
In his post, the Chief Minister emphasized that the allocated funds aim to support the payment needs of educators in these institutions. He described the financial assistance as crucial for the functioning of non-government educational establishments and for ensuring timely payments to their staff.
Chaudhary highlighted the government’s ongoing commitment to supporting teachers and educational institutions. He linked the education sector to the state’s future, promoting the motto “Advanced Education, Bright Future.”
This announcement follows a previous commitment made by the Chief Minister on Teacher’s Day, regarding a separate pay scale for non-government teachers. The recent allocation of ₹461 crore is seen as part of a broader initiative to address the payment issues faced by educators and staff in these institutions.
While the Chief Minister’s announcement did not specify the distribution of funds among institutions or a detailed timeline for payments, the education department has recently released funds for the salaries and pending payments of teachers and non-teaching staff in various aided institutions. This move is expected to provide significant financial relief to those working in non-government schools and colleges.
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