Maharashtra Govt Announces ₹50 Lakh Aid for Families of 4 Teachers Who Died During COVID-19
The Maharashtra government has announced a condolence assistance of ₹50 lakh each to the families of four educators who lost their lives while performing COVID-19 duties.
MaharashtraCovid19TeachersCondolence AssistanceZilla ParishadReal Estate MaharashtraDec 31, 2024
This move highlights the government's commitment to recognizing and compensating the families of those who sacrificed their lives in the fight against the pandemic.
Navnath Asaram MandudeNavnath Asaram Mandude, an assistant teacher at Panav Khurd Centre in Beed district, passed away on April 28, 2021, after contracting COVID-19.
Mandude had been actively involved in COVID-19 duty since March 2021, conducting surveys in affected areas and arranging RT-PCR tests.
He had been working at the school since May 29, 2018.
His death was certified by Sukkarta Hospital in Malegaon.
His legal heirs, Sarika Mandude, Divya Mandude, and Saish Mandude, will receive ₹50 lakh as condolence assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much financial assistance has the Maharashtra government announced for the families of the deceased teachers?
The Maharashtra government has announced a condolence assistance of ₹50 lakh each to the families of the deceased teachers.
Who are the four educators who tragically lost their lives while performing COVID-19 duties?
The four educators are Navnath Asaram Mandude, Sanjay Kisan Nikam, Surekha Hari Pudu, and Navneet Namdev Badgujar.
Where were these educators working when they contracted COVID-19?
These educators were working in various affected areas, conducting surveys, arranging RT-PCR tests, and helping with the distribution of essential supplies.
How will the condolence assistance be distributed?
The distribution of these funds will be managed by the Commissioner (Education), Pune, who has been appointed as the controlling officer for the release of the condolence assistance.
What is the source of funds for this condolence assistance?
The condolence assistance will be provided from the sanctioned funds under the primary education budget for grants to Zilla Parishads.
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