Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu announced that from now on, there will be a DSC notification every year and the unemployed should keep preparing. He recalled that he had put his first signature on the Mega DSC file. The distribution of appointment letters to 15,941 Mega DSC winners was held with great enthusiasm on a stage set up near the Secretariat in Velagapudi.
The Chief Minister congratulated all those who received appointment letters as teachers. He revealed that the DSC process was carried out transparently without corruption and teachers were recruited. He said that ‘Babu Surety – Job Guarantee’ and that they are making it a reality.
CM Chandrababu said that MoUs have been signed for investments of Rs. 10 lakh crore and that 10 lakh jobs are going to come soon. He recalled that DSC was given 14 times in 15 years and 1,96,619 jobs were given.
He lamented that there is an incompetent party in AP that does not do good, and cannot tolerate good things happening. He deplored that 106 cases were filed to block the DSC. But, he expressed happiness that Minister Lokesh overcame the difficulties and managed the DSC.
He revealed that many welfare programs have been brought for women and Super Six has been a super hit. He said that the Prime Minister has brought Super GST and reduced prices. He said that there was a situation of bidding for postings in the past but he said that postings were always given on the basis of merit in the TDP government.
The Chief Minister said that they are bringing reforms in the education sector and providing delicious midday meals with thin rice. He said that we are holding parent-teacher meetings and creating infrastructure in the name of our school-our future. He recalled that transfers have been completed transparently without a single complaint under the Teachers’ Transfer Act.
He revealed that Rs. 15,000 was given to each child as part of `Ammaku Vandanam’ scheme and Lokesh brought the No Bag Day policy and this was innovative. He said that this time school kits and books were given before the schools opened. Chandrababu made it clear that with development, jobs will come, income will increase, and welfare can be maintained smoothly.
He suggested that all teachers should work to provide value-based education. He wanted teachers to teach lessons to instill moral values in children. He asked teachers to take the responsibility of developing skills in children. He said that teachers should be able to predict what changes are going to come in the education sector in the future. The Chief Minister wanted teachers to keep updating themselves according to the changing circumstances.
CM Chandrababu, who said that he is a lifelong student, said that whenever he learns new things and thinks they will be useful to the people, he will implement them. He called the period between 2019-24 a curse for the education system. He said that 10 lakh children have gone from government schools to private schools. He expressed his regret that AP’s education sector has been downgraded to 19th place.
