‘Humare Shikshak’ Platform
- The Madhya Pradesh government has made digital attendance mandatory for all government school teachers starting 1 July 2025 via the ‘Humare Shikshak’ platform.
- The ‘Humare Shikshak’ platform is an e-governance tool integrated with the state’s Education 3.0 portal.
- It has been designed to digitally manage not only daily attendance but also service records of teachers and education officials.
- The move aims to bring more transparency and accountability to school operations through real-time data access.
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