Churu News: Madanlal Pilania, Principal of a government school in Churu district of Rajasthan, has set an example of innovation in education. He gave outstanding students who excelled in board examination …Read more
Guruji’s unique innovation
- The Principal gave the gift of air travel to the promising students.
- Two students and four girl students were selected for air travel.
- The Principal will travel from Jaipur to Delhi at his expense.
Churu A government school teacher in Rajasthan has set an example for the students. Madanlal Pilania, Principal of Government Higher Secondary School Udwala of Sujangarh tehsil, has decided to make the promising students of tenth and twelfth from Jaipur to Delhi, showing his generosity. This journey will be given as a reward. The purpose of this innovation is to encourage children.
Geography teacher will also get respect with students
In the tenth board, Monica Sinwal scored 96.50 percent, Shatrughan Saran scored 92.50 percent and Bhagirath Hooda scored 90.87 percent. In the twelfth, Urmila Saran has scored 96 percent, Rampyari Saran has scored 95 percent and Anisha Meghwal has scored 91.60 percent. Apart from this, Om Prakash Kajla, professor of geography, will also be included in this journey if two students get 100 percent marks in geography.
There is tremendous enthusiasm among children and their parents about air travel. After the consent of the parents, all the selected students will leave from the village to Jaipur on June 7. After visiting the scenic spots there, they will leave for Delhi by flight at night. On June 8, return from Delhi to Jaipur will be flight.
Bhamashah will welcome and visit Delhi
On reaching Delhi, Bhamashah Ramuram Beniwal will welcome the children and will make them visit the major sightseeing places of Delhi. On this occasion, students and their families were also respected in the village and a victorious procession was also taken out.
First cash reward, now experience based innovation
In a conversation with Local-18, Principal Madanlal Pilania said that earlier he used to give cash reward of Rs 11-11 thousand to the children scoring 90 percent or more. But now he has started giving experienced rewards like air travel to children by removing the tradition of giving cash. On Independence Day, he had announced this and its effect was that many students worked hard and scored great marks.