
Basic Education Department: Shyam Kishore Tiwari, Text Book Officer of the Basic Education Department, has called a meeting of all the publishers publishing the books today. According to the information, this meeting has been called at 4.30 pm in which the matter of children not getting books even after 3 months of the start of the session will be discussed.
The textbook officer wrote in the letter that, for the printing/publication of free nationalized textbooks/workbooks of basic education (classes 1 to 8), instructions were given to supply office letter B to the districts in time. The supply of textbooks was not started in the districts even after the last month, which is very regrettable.
Explanation sought for delay
He further said, today at 4:30 pm, there will be a review regarding the supply of books. An explanation has been sought from all the publishers regarding the delay in the printing of books as well as asked to bring updated supply information. It is being told that a total of 13 publishers were called to the meeting.
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