Teachers Stuck At Schools As Humare Shikshak App Glitches On Logout Across Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Teachers across Madhya Pradesh were unable to mark their logout attendance through the Humare Shikshak app on Thursday due to a technical glitch, leaving several of them stuck at their schools even after their working hours had ended. The issue became a concern for teachers as the Directorate of Public Instruction (DPI) has recently tightened the e-attendance system and…
Teachers in Madhya Pradesh faced an unexpected predicament on Thursday as they struggled to log out of their shifts via the Humare Shikshak app due to a technical glitch. This left several educators stranded at their schools even after their scheduled workday had concluded. The issue came to light as the Directorate of Public Instruction (DPI) recently intensified its e-attendance system, making it essential for all teachers and staff to complete six hours of duty.
Attendance had to be recorded through the official Humare Shikshak app; otherwise, teachers could face disciplinary action from the department. A directive was distributed to schools alerting them of the technical problem and assuring them that the logout process for teachers who had already logged in would be automatically completed by the system.
Schools were asked to inform their staff accordingly. The technical hitch emerged after the department discontinued teachers from marking attendance through the website, rendering the app the exclusive mode of attendance. The switch to app-only attendance likely led to heightened traffic on the application, possibly exacerbating the technical difficulties.
Concurrently, the Bhopal–Jaipur Express experienced a halt at Bandanwara from October 6 to 8 due to track work.
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