Rajasthan CM Bolsters Women's Empowerment with Historic Reservation Increase
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma announced a significant step towards women's empowerment, increasing reservation for women in grade-3 teacher recruitment from 30% to 50%. During a felicitation ceremony, Sharma affirmed the state government's commitment to providing equal opportunities and adequate employment to both women and youth.
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Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma announced a landmark initiative for women's empowerment on Thursday, revealing the state government's decision to increase the reservation for women in grade-3 teacher recruitment from 30% to 50%.
Addressing a felicitation ceremony, Sharma emphasized the duty of the state government to ensure equal opportunities for women, advocating for self-reliance and education as key aspects of a progressive society. The Chief Minister highlighted that women from various regions expressed gratitude for the government's decision.
Sharma further reassured the youth, stating that the government is committed to creating ample employment opportunities through phased recruitment examinations. He noted that this reservation increase will significantly empower women to contribute to government primary and upper primary schools, fostering a nurturing educational environment. Chief Minister Sharma also lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dedication to women's empowerment.
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