The institution bid farewell to discipline-loving teacher Naseem Akhtar Khan on her retirement

Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Naseem Akhtar Khan was bid farewell after retiring as headmistress after a long service in Meghnagar CM Rice School, whose name has now been changed to Sandipani Vidyalaya. B.E.O. N.S. Nayak was the guest of honour at the farewell function and it was presided over by Principal Mrs. Varsha Chaure. In the function, teachers, staff, relatives and family members highlighted the personality of Naseem Akhtar Khan in their speeches. Poet Nisar Pathan Rambhapur of the area present on the occasion said about Mrs. Khan that Naseem Madam has completed a journey of forty years from primary to higher secondary school including examinations and other work.

Your work behaviour reflects motherly affection, tireless labour like a farmer and new skills and scientific ability like an artist.

Appointed in a girls primary school, then UDT and then higher charge as head master in the same field is a matter of pride.

B.E.O. Narayan Singh Nayak Dilip Nayak said that her discipline is an example.

Varsha Chaure Principal said that Naseem Mem's tenure was a bridge of simplicity, dedication and service.

Present at the event, retired railway employee Aslam Khan along with his sons Azam and Aftab described their mother's personality, inspiration and hard work. Everyone's eyes became moist. Anita Madam, Arpita Fasis Mall, Christopher Sir, Satish Patidar, Neelam Bhabar, Qayyum Khan, Roshni Mem, Firoz Khan, Sapna Mem etc. also expressed their views.

On the occasion of being immersed in songs, music and dance, the institution's B.E.O., Principal and teachers presented souvenirs and gifts. All the younger ones including the one with lunch touched her feet and took blessings and were asked to remember them in their prayers. Expressing gratitude at her felicitation ceremony, Mrs. Naseem Khan said that she completed a successful tenure with the affection of Meghnagar's staff, friendly behaviour and support of the family.

Meghnagar school, especially the girls' primary and senior schools, will always be remembered.

Teacher Christopher successfully conducted the farewell ceremony and Sanjay Sisodiya expressed his gratitude.