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GS TEACHER's TRAINING COLLEGE

G.S. Teacher's Training College the trusted name in Patna when it comes to teacher education. It offers an array of teacher training courses to meet the demands of aspiring teachers planning to enter the field of early childhood education. As far as the G.S. Teacher's Training College, funded by Usha Mahila Vikash Samiti, is founded by a group of social workers, professionals in the education and well-being of the young and impressionable minds of the state of Bihar, with offices in Dusadhi Pakari Lohiya Nagar, Kankarbagh, Patna – 800020 (Bihar).

As far as the G.S. Teacher's Training College, funded by Usha Mahila Vikash Samiti, is founded by a group of social workers, professionals in the education and well-being of the young and impressionable minds of the state of Bihar, with offices in Dusadhi Pakari Lohiya Nagar, Kankarbagh, Patna – 800020 (Bihar).
G.S. The trusted name in Patna when it comes to B.ed teacher training is Teacher's Training College. It includes a variety of teacher training courses to fulfil the requirements of potential teachers preparing for B.Ed. to enter the field of early childhood education. B.Ed. and D.EI.Ed. Courses while Patna paid permanent membership to B.Ed. D.EI.Ed. Course in Patna . The college's managing committee is always able to make the college better.

ABOUT MAULANA MAZHARUL HAQUE

Maulana Mazharul Haque (1866-1930) born in a privileged family was sent to England to study law. When he finished his law degree he came back to practice law in India. His profession gave him the opportunity to understand the overwhelming problem facing the public. This drew him closer to Mahatma Gandhi and he joined the freedom struggle to make India an independent nation. Mazharul Haque was a legal luminary, a statesman, an educationist, a journalist, a poet and a philosopher combined in one. A staunch nationalist and a firm believer in secular foundations of this country he believed that "whether we are Hindus or Mussalmans we are in the same boat. A pillar of nation building he advocated free primary education to all. For developing higher education and strengthening freedom movement he founded Sadaquat Ashram and Bihar Vidyapeeth. His magnanimity of donating his properties and wealth to the national cause earned him the title of 'Deshbhushan' and 'Fakir' from the contemporary national leaders. He vigorously supported the Elementary Education Bill (1911) in pre-independent India as he believed that, it was "so far-reaching in its effects that it will effect a profound change in the destiny of our motherland." Maulana Mazharul Haque breathed his last after a brief illness on 2nd January, 1930. Mahatma Gandhi wrote in his message of condolence that "Mazharul Haque was a great patriot, a good Mussalman and a philosopher ……….such a man would be missed at all times, he will be the more missed at this juncture in the history of the country." Tributes "Mazharul Haque was a great patriot, a good Musalman and a philosopher …………..such a man would be missed at all times, he will be more missed at this juncture in the history of the country." (Mahtma Gandhi) "In the early days of non-cooperation he (Mazharul Haque) played an important part in our great movement and was one of its chosen leaders. It is right that we houour his memory and pay our tributetohim."(Pt.JawaharlalNehru) "………….Maulana Mazharul Haque will always be remembered as a selfless worker and a patriot who made his mark during Non-Cooperation Movement." (LalBahadurShastri)