MP Government Makes E-Attendance Mandatory for School Teachers from July 1
In a major step toward enhancing transparency and accountability in school administration, the Madhya Pradesh government has made it compulsory for all teachers in government schools to mark their attendance digitally starting 1 July 2025. This will be done through the ‘Humare Shikshak’ platform, an e-governance tool integrated with the state’s Education 3.0 portal.
The directive comes after the official launch of the ‘Humare Shikshak’ platform on 23 June 2025, and aims to tighten administrative oversight in the education sector by mandating digital attendance for lakhs of teachers and staff across Madhya Pradesh.
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | MP Government Makes E-Attendance Mandatory for School Teachers from July 1 |
| Platform | Humare Shikshak (linked to Education 3.0) |
| Applies to | All government school teachers and education department staff |
| Attendance Timing | Within 1 hour of school start; up to 30 min post school end |
| Penalty for Non-Compliance | Half-day casual leave deduction |
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