Amir Khan Muttaki, minister of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, is on a visit to India. On Friday, he met India’s Foreign Minister S. Have met Jaishankar. Muttaki has expressed his desire to go to Deoband in UP in the press conference. Meanwhile, he will also visit the Taj Mahal. Now SP MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has targeted Muttaki’s visit to India and his visit to Deoband, Agra in UP. Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has opposed his visit. Meanwhile, he has also fiercely attacked the UP government and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

SP MP raised questions on Taliban minister’s visit

SP’s Sambhal MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has raised questions on Muttaki’s visit through a post on social media. He said that, when the Indian government itself invites and welcomes Taliban minister Muttaqi when he comes to India, no one raises questions.

He further said, but when former Sambhal MP Dr. Shafiqur Rahman Burke had given a statement about Taliban, then CM Yogi had said that he should be ashamed and UP Police had registered an FIR.

Zia-ur-Rehman Burke spoke on Amir Mattaki’s UP visit

Zia ur Rehman has targeted the Afghan Foreign Minister regarding his visit to Uttar Pradesh. He says, now the same Taliban ministers will visit Taj Mahal in Agra, will also visit Deoband and the Yogi government will give them complete security. Raising questions on this visit, the SP MP asked, why the double standards? He further asked, now who should feel ashamed and against whom will a report be filed?

Let us tell you that former SP MP Shafiqur Rahman Burke had praised the Taliban government after it was formed. Due to which he came into controversies. Now Shafiqur Rehman Burke’s grandson and SP MP Zia-ur-Rehman Burke has raised questions regarding the Taliban minister’s visit to UP.

The Yogi government of the state is giving top priority to the future of students and their interests. Along with giving better education environment, the work of making them self-sufficient by providing scholarship in the form of financial assistance is continuing. In this sequence, taking a revolutionary initiative this year, it has been decided to give the scholarship ahead of time. On September 26, more than 4 lakh students of the state will be provided scholarship in the presence of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath at the Jupiter Hall of Indira Gandhi Foundation on 26 September. At the same time, many ministers of the government will also be present in this program of CM.

Scholarship was available in March earlier

Minister of State (Independent Charge) Backward Classes Welfare and Disabled Empowerment Narendra Kashyap said that historical changes have been made in the scholarship distribution system under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. Earlier scholarships were given in the month of February-March, while now it is being distributed in Navratri and September, so that students can take advantage of it on time. This will also be a gift of Deepawali for the students.

He said that in the year 2024, about 59 lakh students of Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes of the state had received scholarship, while in the year 2025 this number will increase to more than 70 lakhs. The scope of scholarship is being increased continuously by the government.

Department made strategy

The minister said that for the premature scholarship to the students, the Backward Classes Welfare, Social Welfare and Minority Welfare Department took a comprehensive strategy for this, for this, for this. This is the reason that this time the benefit of scholarship will reach the students on the occasion of Navratri.

On this occasion, Minority Welfare Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar, Minister of State for Backward Classes Welfare (Independent Charge) Narendra Kashyap, Minister of State for Social Welfare (Independent Charge) Asim Arun, Minister of State Social Welfare Sanjeev Gond, and Minister of State for Minorities Danish Azad Ansari will be present.

Up Primary Education, The Uttar Pradesh government has now decided to merge the government primary school with low student numbers. In this regard, a letter has been sent to the basic education officers of all the districts and ordered to take a decision by June 30. According to the letter, schools with less than 20 students are under this order.

Secretary Basic Education Council Surendra Kumar Tiwari has issued a letter to all the districts and directed. This decision is being told to improve the quality of studies and for the betterment of students. The letter states that the main objective of the council is to ensure better use of resources, decrease dropout rate, and quality education, which is considered necessary to deal with the quality of education in low enrollment schools and the problem of misuse of resources.

Data and Mapping Instructions

Under the School Maje Scheme, District Basic Education Officers have been instructed to identify and prepare databases of schools with low student numbers. After this, these schools will be mapping along with the nearest, better facilities and schools. Block Education Officers have been asked to visit the district officials by assessing terrestrial visit, reaching, enrollment, inclusion, and local conditions. Also, in this process, parents, teachers, teachers’ unions, and local community will communicate and take their consent and suggestions, so that the long -term benefits of merging can be clear.

At the same time, the council has ordered BSA to take guidance by coordinating with DM, CDO and concerned. After merging, integrated timetable for school operations will be created, and the obligations of teachers will be clearly determined. Resources of resources, safe maintenance, and proper use will also be ensured. In addition, there is a provision to set up feedback and grievance redressal cell in each district for grievance redressal and feedback, which will ensure soon.

On the other hand, the teachers union and education experts have started calling this order adverse to education and students. Some say that if the dropout is increasing continuously, if the school goes away, the parents will not send the children to school in view of security.