Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has assured special teachers that they will remain at their current schools, addressing concerns over potential transfers. During a ceremony in Patna, where 1,14,138 teachers received appointment letters, Kumar emphasized the government’s commitment to education and teacher welfare. The decision aims to bring stability to Bihar’s education system and ease the teachers’ worries.
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