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Patna: In a bid to boost the quality of education in government schools across Bihar, the state’s Education Department has recognised 61 teachers with the ‘Teacher of the Month’ award for April. The initiative aims to encourage and motivate educators at the block level by acknowledging their exemplary performance.
The selection was made on the recommendation of Additional Chief Secretary of the Education Department, S Siddharth. Each awardee has been presented with a certificate of appreciation for their contribution to improving classroom learning.
Among the recipients is Mohammad Azhar, a teacher at the newly established Primary School Chakkajayab in the Jandaha block of Vaishali district. Others recognised include Deep Shikha from Jagatpur Middle School in Supaul, Naresh Kumar Nirala of Kevala Primary School in Chhatapur, Anuradha Kumari of Parsauni Middle School in Sitamarhi, and Mukesh Kumar ‘Mridul’ from Dighra Higher Secondary School in Samastipur.
Also honoured are Baidyanath Rajak from Kanya Prathmik Vidyalaya in Husanpur, Birju Kumar of Manjhelihat Middle School in Purnia, Usha Kumari from Primary School Thakurbari Mushari Tola in Kaswa, and Anam Sheikh of Mahant Ramji Das Shashi Bhushan Das Project Girls High School in East Champaran.
Teachers across the state have expressed enthusiasm and pride at the recognition, which is part of a broader departmental effort to foster a positive and competitive educational environment. The initiative, which is set to be a recurring monthly feature, is seen as a step forward in elevating the standards of teaching in Bihar’s government schools.
