The minister was speaking at an event organised by the state-run Economic Development Corporation in Panaji 
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Nepotism in institutes affecting education quality: Parrikar

The Chief Minister blamed colleges for hiring their family member or acquaintances as teachers for hampering the quality of education 

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Expressing concern over the fall in quality of education, Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar today blamed nepotism prevalent in institutions for it. He said that many colleges hire their family members or acquaintance as teachers, which hampers the quality. "If you see the educational institutes in Goa there is a tradition to employ a person from our own family as a teacher. The result is, the quality of education is impacted," Parrikar said at an event organised by the state-run Economic Development Corporation here. He shared one of his experiences and said that during his visit to a centre training teachers, he asked some of the participants why they became teachers, only few could give a satisfactory reply. "Some could give a satisfactory answer, some could not and some did not answer," he said, adding that the image of being in a noble profession like teaching coupled with a good salary may be the reason why people choose to become teachers, even if it is not their core interest.

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