The opposition and those who took the primary TET recruitment examination but failed to make the cut, are alleging that only Trinamool loyalists have been recruited and that allegiance towards the ruling party has been a deciding factor in selecting candidates. Our take...
The allegations are simply baseless and absurd. There is no evidence on this. On the other hand, we can show a number of instances that family members of Left politicians and even Left supporters have been recruited through the primary TET.
During the tenure of the earlier government, active party members were recruited. Some of the MLAs in our legislative assembly from the opposition party are teachers. It means they have always been with the CPM and have also bagged a job. Unlike them, we believe in transparency.
What went wrong in the SSC examination?
SSC is an autonomous body and they take their own decisions. However, I felt that the first time there was confusion, it was not because of the SSC authorities. The agency that was responsible for holding the exam in a disciplined manner had failed to discharge its duty. There was some problem with the packaging system. I had only asked the SSC chairman to change the agency and ensure a smooth exam.
There is a sudden spurt in universities in the state. Several state-run universities are coming up. But there is a serious infrastructure problem. Some of the universities are being forced to hold classes from a different campus where facilities are not up-to-date. Is the government planning to address the problem?
There will be more universities coming up in the state. Chief minister Mamata Banerjee has promised to bring a massive development in higher education. We are all committed towards educating the youth and providing better opportunities in the higher education sector. To do so, we'll have to build more universities, which we are already doing.
During the last 34 years, there was only one university. But after coming to power, our government has built eight new state-run universities and three private ones. I have asked all the universities to complete their infrastructure development within two years from the day of formation...
The allegations are simply baseless and absurd. There is no evidence on this. On the other hand, we can show a number of instances that family members of Left politicians and even Left supporters have been recruited through the primary TET.
During the tenure of the earlier government, active party members were recruited. Some of the MLAs in our legislative assembly from the opposition party are teachers. It means they have always been with the CPM and have also bagged a job. Unlike them, we believe in transparency.
What went wrong in the SSC examination?
SSC is an autonomous body and they take their own decisions. However, I felt that the first time there was confusion, it was not because of the SSC authorities. The agency that was responsible for holding the exam in a disciplined manner had failed to discharge its duty. There was some problem with the packaging system. I had only asked the SSC chairman to change the agency and ensure a smooth exam.
There is a sudden spurt in universities in the state. Several state-run universities are coming up. But there is a serious infrastructure problem. Some of the universities are being forced to hold classes from a different campus where facilities are not up-to-date. Is the government planning to address the problem?
There will be more universities coming up in the state. Chief minister Mamata Banerjee has promised to bring a massive development in higher education. We are all committed towards educating the youth and providing better opportunities in the higher education sector. To do so, we'll have to build more universities, which we are already doing.
During the last 34 years, there was only one university. But after coming to power, our government has built eight new state-run universities and three private ones. I have asked all the universities to complete their infrastructure development within two years from the day of formation...
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