Haryana approves major school reforms including mandatory Shramdaan and a ban on mobile phones for teachers to improve discipline and learning environment.

The Haryana government has approved two major decisions aimed at strengthening discipline in government schools. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has accepted the proposal of Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda to make Shramdaan mandatory in the school curriculum and impose a complete ban on mobile phone usage by teachers inside classrooms.

Shramdaan introduced to build discipline among students

Under the new decision, Shramdaan will be included as a compulsory part of the school curriculum across Haryana. The initiative aims to promote discipline, participation, and social responsibility among students. The move has been cleared by Nayab Singh Saini as part of broader education reforms.

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Strict ban on mobile phones in classrooms

As per the directive issued by Nayab Singh Saini, teachers will no longer be allowed to carry mobile phones inside classrooms. All mobile phones will be deposited in the principal’s office to ensure a distraction-free learning environment for students.

Focus on better learning environment

Haryana Nayab Singh Saini has also directed schools to strengthen sports activities, plantation drives, and overall campus discipline. The goal is to create a positive and effective learning environment for students.

Education reforms after ministerial recommendations

Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda had recently visited several schools and suggested key reforms. These recommendations were reviewed and approved by the Chief Minister to improve educational standards in government schools.

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