Today, we are giving you important information related to the field of education, the government has made preparations to crack down on private ITIs who have made a mess in enrollment. All private institutions have been asked to give complete details of the students enrolled in them. Apart from this, full details of the place where the private institution is working, who has been working for the district and since when.
Recognition of those who did not send details can be removed by 24 October. The government was constantly receiving complaints that there was a huge mess during enrollment in private ITIs. Two years of studies are being done in one year. Despite not having sufficient infrastructure, a huge amount is being collected from the trainees.
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It is to be noted that the state government was continuously writing letters to the Center in this regard. In the light of that, the Directorate General of Training of the Central Government has sent a letter and asked to send complete information to the non-government institutions. The letter said that nominations are to be taken by 21 October for the session 2019-21. The institute should send the complete information by e-mail by 24 October. E-mail ID has been given to all institutes for sending data of enrolled trainees.
Institutions will also have to provide information about the affiliation certificate by making an affidavit themselves. Operators have to tell that the name of their institute is not on the black list. No affiliation case is pending. Directors will self-declare that they have sent the list of trainees correctly and if wrong, their affiliation may be lost. The Department of Labor Resources has asked the institutions to submit hard copies by 28 October.
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According to sources, there are 1171 private ITIs in Bihar. Recently, private ITIs were investigated at the departmental level. After the investigation, Bihar had recommended the Central Government to cancel the recognition of 60 ITIs. Necessary action is also being taken on the affiliation of 180 private ITIs who could not provide the necessary papers after the inquiry. The department is also working on how private ITI got recognition through adequate facilities like adequate room and equipment and through which officers. The department will also take action against such officers.
