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‘Teachers should train students to face challenges of life’

Chairman of Goa Educational Development Corporation Kanta Patnekar stated that teachers should consider teaching as a mission and work sincerely to make the students capable of facing the challenges of life.

the goan I networkrPORVORIM rrPatnekar was speaking at a programme ‘Guruvandan-Chattra-Abhinandan’ organized by Bharat Vikas Parishad to felicitate teachers and students at Sanjay School, Porvorim. r“The standard of education in Goa has gone down due to apathy of some teachers. The students are seen mentally disturbed, due to which they are committing suicides and is a bad sign. The teacher should give quality education to the students,” said Patnekar. rPatnekar further said teaching is a noble profession and teachers should become role models for the students. “The teachers should strive for all-round development of the students. Social quotient and physical quotient of students are equally important as intelligent quotient. Education should bring social transformation,” said Patnekar. rChairman of Sanjay Centre for Special Education, Guruprasad Pawaskar, said special children are also part of the society and they should be treated on equal footing as that of normal students. r On the occasion, 15 teachers, 15 students who secured first, second and third places at SSC and Higher Secondary Examination of Goa Board and 30 students from Porvorim and surrounding areas were felicitated by the guests. The students took blessings from the teachers. rPresident of Goa Branch of Bharat Vikas Parishad, Suraj Prabhudessai welcomed the gathering, Sneha Kulkarni compered the programme.
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Mapusa market panel opposes bigger space for kiosk owners

Opposing bigger area for kiosk owners as a rehabilitation package in Mapusa market, Mapusa Municipal Council Market Committee Chairman, Sanjay Mishal, urged the council to obtain full payment from the beneficiaries for extra space.

The Goan Network
Published Jul 10, 2017, 3:00 AM IST
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the goan I networkrMAPUSA rr“Municipality is not a charitable institution where anyone can set up shop in open space and then claim rehabilitation in the market,” Mishal said. rHe said he was aware of cases where people have taken shops from the municipal council and rented it to others. rMishal was speaking at a recent council meeting to decide on rehabilitation of 13 kiosks existing opposite the Carvalho Petrol Pump, along the Parra-Mapusa road. rThe kiosks along the road…

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