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Delhi to
recruit 14,000 school teachers
Monday May 09, 2011 12:35:04 AM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Delhi Chief
Minister Sheila Dikshit said Sunday 14,000 new posts of school
teachers have been created in a bid to ensure proper
implementation of the Right to Education Act in the national
capital.
"This will also go a long way in enhancing job opportunities," she
told a public rally in west Delhi's Tri Nagar area.
"A number of new universities have also been commissioned and a
separate Women's Technical University would be commissioned soon,"
added the chief minister.
"The gains of development have percolated to all parts of the
city. No colony or area will remain deprived of the benefit of
development," she said.
On the public distribution system (PDS), Dikshit said: "The
government is going to implement a new scheme under pilot project
to overcome deficiencies in present PDS where the vulnerable
sections of the society will be provided cash assistance in lieu
of PDS ration."
"We are also set to commence work on the 750 MW Bamnauli Power
Project. The power generation from Bawana has started," she added.
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