Danapur, September 26 (Daily Kiran) : Bihar’s Chief Minister, Samrat Chaudhary, attended a parent-teacher meeting at the Government Middle School in Danapur on September 26, 2026. During the event, he engaged in discussions with students, parents, and teachers directly in the classroom.
The Chief Minister directed officials to plan for mandatory computer education in all government schools starting next year. He also observed a painting competition organized under the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’. Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari and Minister Ramkripal Yadav were present at the event.
In a conversation with the media, Minister Ramkripal Yadav shared insights from the joint visit of CM Chaudhary and Minister Tiwari. They interacted with children and parents to understand the challenges students face in their studies and discussed how to improve educational arrangements.
Yadav noted that there has been continuous improvement in the education sector. The Chief Minister’s primary goal is to ensure that children in Bihar receive quality education, enabling them to excel academically and achieve scores of 90 percent or higher. With increasing competition, CM Chaudhary is personally visiting schools to gather information on enhancing educational quality and addressing any shortcomings.
Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari highlighted the creativity displayed by students in the painting competition, which beautifully captured themes of education, progress, and a prosperous Bihar. The best painting will be awarded at an event in Bapu Auditorium. Feedback was collected from the children, and any identified issues will be addressed within a week.
Jyoti Kumari, a student participating in the painting competition, expressed her passion for painting and her desire to showcase her work. Another student, Gayatri Kumari, shared her excitement about being part of the competition.
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