The Education department in Madhya Pradesh will set up a control room to monitor attendance of teachers in 18,000 government schools.
"A control room would be set up at the state level to monitor attendance of the teachers. The number of this control room would be displayed in each of the 18,000 government schools," MP Minister for School Education Vijay Shah said yesterday.
Shah was speaking at a function here in presence of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
"Anyone can inform about the teachers' attendance on the phone numbers displayed on the notice board of the school," the minister added.
Meanwhile, Chouhan said the students who obtain over 75 per cent of marks at class 12th would be eligible for the 'Mukhya Mantri Medhavi Chaatra Protsahan Yojana'.
The annual income of the guardians should not be more than Rs 6 lakh to get benefits of this scheme, the Chief Minister said.
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