Meghalaya Teachers

Demanding their reinstatement, the agitating contractual teachers of state-run schools in Meghalaya clashed with the police on Thursday when they tried to enter the secretariat in Shillong.

The registration process of the Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test has been postponed, the state education department has notified.

Meghalaya education department has notified that the Teacher Eligibility Test will be held on August 28. The exam will be held for the selection of teachers for classes 1 to 8.

Replying to a query during Question Hour, the education minister said the notification for conducting the examination will be issued in the coming weeks.

Lahkmen Rymbui, Education Minister of Meghalaya, expressed hope that the Centre would release funds for clearing the pending salaries of SSA teachers before the Christmas.

Schools will be open for students of Classes 9 to 12 so that students can meet the teachers and clear their doubts. However, there will be no regular classes and no classroom session.

The Meghalaya Government is trying to resolve issues associated with digital divide amongst students and continuing education through online classes.

Teachers and students from states such as Maharashtra, UP, Bihar, Orissa, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Jharkhand, Punjab, Assam and Meghalaya participated in the Convention.

The Meghalaya cabinet Friday approved a proposal to increase the upper age limit for appointment of teachers in schools and colleges from 27 to 32.

The CBI has booked Meghalaya's PWD minister Ampareen Lyngdoh and state's Additional Chief Secretary PS Thangkhiew over alleged manipulation of score sheets in the recruitment of teachers in 2008-09, an official said today.

The Meghalaya High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into the criminal aspect of an alleged education scam case of 2008-2009 pending against politicians, including then Education Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh.

The Meghalaya High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into the criminal aspect of an alleged education scam case of 2008-2009 pending against politicians, including the then Education Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh.

In a move which may come as a new academic year gift to teachers in Meghalaya, the cabinet today approved 100 percent salary hike for over 7000 teachers in government-aided schools.

Demanding their reinstatement, the agitating contractual teachers of state-run schools in Meghalaya clashed with the police on Thursday when they tried to enter the secretariat in Shillong.

The registration process of the Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test has been postponed, the state education department has notified.

Meghalaya education department has notified that the Teacher Eligibility Test will be held on August 28. The exam will be held for the selection of teachers for classes 1 to 8.

Replying to a query during Question Hour, the education minister said the notification for conducting the examination will be issued in the coming weeks.

Lahkmen Rymbui, Education Minister of Meghalaya, expressed hope that the Centre would release funds for clearing the pending salaries of SSA teachers before the Christmas.

Schools will be open for students of Classes 9 to 12 so that students can meet the teachers and clear their doubts. However, there will be no regular classes and no classroom session.

The Meghalaya Government is trying to resolve issues associated with digital divide amongst students and continuing education through online classes.

Teachers and students from states such as Maharashtra, UP, Bihar, Orissa, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Jharkhand, Punjab, Assam and Meghalaya participated in the Convention.

The Meghalaya cabinet Friday approved a proposal to increase the upper age limit for appointment of teachers in schools and colleges from 27 to 32.

The CBI has booked Meghalaya's PWD minister Ampareen Lyngdoh and state's Additional Chief Secretary PS Thangkhiew over alleged manipulation of score sheets in the recruitment of teachers in 2008-09, an official said today.

The Meghalaya High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into the criminal aspect of an alleged education scam case of 2008-2009 pending against politicians, including then Education Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh.

The Meghalaya High Court has ordered a CBI inquiry into the criminal aspect of an alleged education scam case of 2008-2009 pending against politicians, including the then Education Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh.

In a move which may come as a new academic year gift to teachers in Meghalaya, the cabinet today approved 100 percent salary hike for over 7000 teachers in government-aided schools.