Gorakhpur: Undoubtedly, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is leaving no stone unturned in transforming the state, be it law and order situation or education.

But surprisingly, the education system is in tatters in Yogi Adityanath's own constituency Gorakhpur.

A government school in Gorakhpur's urban area may be an excellent example of this, wherever no table and chairs square measure out there to the scholars.

Not solely this, the scholars from category I-V square measure created to take a seat and study within the same schoolroom.

Not even that, students do not even apprehend the name of state's chief minister. This came to fore once one student was asked to inform UN agency is that the chief minister of UP.

What was even a lot of stunning was to understand that even category V students were unaware of their country's name and therefore the district they belong to.

However, once the problem was dropped at the notice of a government official, he regretted that it had been a tragic scenario and guaranteed action is going to be taken to boost the state of affairs.

The Central Beard of Secondary Education (CBSE) has said that action is taken against Schools that enjoy business activities like commercialism books, uniforms, shoes and stationery items to students.

In Associate in issued recently, CBSE warned colleges across the country against forcing students to shop for overpriced textbooks created by personal publishers, instead of those belonging to the National Council of instructional analysis and coaching (NCERT) and also the Board itself.

The Delhi Police recently registered Associate in Nursing FIR against a personal publisher for “indecently representational process girls and misrepresenting the programme prescribed by the CBSE” in an exceeding category twelve education textbook. The book, that represented a 36-24-36 figure as the ideal body shape for women, drew widespread criticism in academic as well as social media circles.
“All CBSE-affiliated colleges were needed to follow the directions provided in an exceedingly circular issued on twelve.04.2016 relating to the utilisation of NCERT /CBSE textbooks, however, the board usually receives reports relating to the pressure exercised by colleges on kids to shop for textbooks aside from NCERT/CBSE,” the circular browse.

The CBSE, that provides affiliation to over 18,000 schools across the country, has started supply show cause notices to establishments found violating its norms. The board even withdrew its affiliation from a number of colleges in Uttar Pradesh when noticing discrepancies in their functioning.

The letter then went on to notice that the board has repeatedly warned colleges against