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Maharashtra: Over 42,000 teaching jobs vacant for past 10 years in state
Updated On: 22 August, 2022 07:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Dipti Singh
Over 25k of these are in private, aided schools, while zilla-level schools plan to fill the remaining slots with temporary contract teachers

The posts have been vacant since 2012. Representation pic
Over 40,000 posts of teachers in schools across the state have been vacant for the past 10 years. Of these, 17,503 are vacant in schools run by Zilla Parishads, while 25,000 posts are in private, aided schools, etc. According to education department officials, efforts are being made for new recruitments through the Pavitra Portal.
The approximately 42,503 posts have been vacant since 2012 when the government prohibited recruitments. The recruitments had restarted through the portal in 2019, but stopped after the pandemic. Zilla Parishad schools have now decided to fill the posts on contractual basis for the time being, due to the rise in the number of students.
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