Mishan vidya 2018 news report

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Mishan vidya 2018

In the eighth edition of Gunotsav held in April this year, the Gujarat government found many students unable to read, write or solve simple mathematics problems. To help such students, the government has launched ‘Mission Vidya’, entrusting the responsibility of ensuring implementation of the mission to IAS, IPS, and IFS officials.mishan vidya 2018.
The meeting of the primary education directors of all the districts yesterday held a meeting with the Primary Education Director of Gujarat State. The result of holding another meeting in a month has resulted in many logic in the education world.

According to the details, the meeting was conducted in the meeting to review the performance of the system after the results of the Mission Mission Vidya, Clean Shala, the planning of the incident camps, and investigations of the incident.

After the Diwali of this meeting, Mission Vidya will be taking part in the second phase of the Vidya Sadhya Vidyalaya in a school that produces poor results and the results of the first session.

The first session was evaluated on the basis of the supervisory and BA evaluation status and its results for the first time implemented.

In the district which is not successful in achieving the results of the first session, all district districts will be in second phase of Vidya Siddhi after the Diwali vacation. According to official sources, after the first phase of Primary School Mission Vidya, the first session exam has been completed. But the student's reading, writing, has not improved as much as possible.

A special review meeting was convened by the Director of Primary Education with all these things in which the second phase of Mission Vidya would be conducted after Diwali vacation.

As per a report by The Times of India, the mission will be launched by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani from the Bhuj Taluka and will be conducted from July 26 to August 31, 2018, in 250 talukas of the state. All academically weak students will be given training for two hours during school-time and an additional one hour after the school concludes.mishan vidya 2018.

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