school education minister Anbil Mages toured Pudukkottai Raniyar government Girls' High school, which is administered by collector Kavita Ramu. He later sought advice from professors and pupils. Ministers of Law S. Raghupathi, Environment, Climate Change and youth Welfare minister Siva Meyyanathan, minister of sports Development Siva Meyyanathan, and mla Y. Muthuraja were also in attendance. Following that, minister Anbil Magesh told fictitious reporters:
"Awareness is being fostered to prevent sexual problems in schools." Some professors have earned a bad reputation as a result of their misbehavior. The POCSO Act will be used to prosecute anyone who is the victim of a sexual harassment allegation. teachers will also receive counseling in this regard. The people of tamil Nadu want Udayanithi stalin to be appointed as a minister. tamil Nadu's chief minister should make a decision on this. He stated that the subject of making special instructors working in schools permanent would be brought to the attention of tamil Nadu's Chief Minister.
Later, many schools lacked infrastructure, and when asked when they would be upgraded, he stated, "The education sector has been budgeted for Rs 33,000 crore." A total of Rs 31,000 crore is spent on salaries. The remaining Rs 2,000 crore will be spent on development projects at 45,000 schools. The DMK regime is the one that spends the most money on school education.
"Awareness is being fostered to prevent sexual problems in schools." Some professors have earned a bad reputation as a result of their misbehavior. The POCSO Act will be used to prosecute anyone who is the victim of a sexual harassment allegation. teachers will also receive counseling in this regard. The people of tamil Nadu want Udayanithi stalin to be appointed as a minister. tamil Nadu's chief minister should make a decision on this. He stated that the subject of making special instructors working in schools permanent would be brought to the attention of tamil Nadu's Chief Minister.
Later, many schools lacked infrastructure, and when asked when they would be upgraded, he stated, "The education sector has been budgeted for Rs 33,000 crore." A total of Rs 31,000 crore is spent on salaries. The remaining Rs 2,000 crore will be spent on development projects at 45,000 schools. The DMK regime is the one that spends the most money on school education.
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