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Teachers Say Poor Reporting Policies Disrupt Children's Education: Schools with Fewer Staff Face Greater Problems, Demanding Reforms to Government Policies.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
In Tonk and several other districts, anger is growing among teachers regarding government procedures. Teachers say that while government school teachers are supposed to teach children, most of their time is spent uploading information to mobile phones and computers. Every detail, from attendance to exam scores, mid-day meals, scholarships, and tree planting, has to be entered online. This disrupts children's education. An hour of school time is …
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In Tonk and several other districts, anger is growing among teachers regarding government procedures. Teachers say that while government school teachers are supposed to teach children, most of their time is spent uploading information to mobile phones and computers. Every detail, from attendance to exam scores, mid-day meals, scholarships, and tree planting, has to be entered online. This disrupts children's education. An hour of school time is …

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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