India News | Improve School Infra, Teachers' Skills, BJP MLA Tells MP Govt

Jabalpur, Aug 7 (PTI) Madhya Pradesh BJP MLA Ajay Vishnoi on Friday said he had written to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan demanding that school infrastructure and computers skills of teachers be improved before the state adopts the Centre's recently-announced education policy.

Speaking to reporters, the Patan MLA said he had also written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking the setting up of a "central textbook regulatory and certificate board" to ensure students get quality textbooks with uniform content across the country.

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"Improving infrastructure in government schools, mainly in MP's rural areas, and giving training to teachers on the latest computer technology are measures the state must take before adopting the new education policy," he said. PTI COR LAL MAS BNM BNM 08072009 NNNName of the season at Newcastle on Sunday.

"Frank was obviously in a really competitive mood and I respect that a lot. From my point of view in this sort of situation, you can say pretty much what you want. For me, after the game it is completely over.

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"But what he has to learn," Klopp added, "is to finish it with the final whistle and he didn't do that. In a moment like this, in an argument you want to say something to hurt the other person."

Klopp said Lampard could have chosen to "close the book" on the argument, but didn't.

"And that is what I don't like," he added.

"Speaking afterwards about it like this, that's not OK. Frank has to learn this and he has a lot of time to learn as he is a young coach. During the game, words used no problem at all but final whistle ... we are not arrogant, we are pretty much the opposite."

Lampard repeatedly used expletives to vent his anger at the Liverpool bench and, with Anfield being virtually empty because no fans are allowed, much of the argument could be heard clearly.

Lampard said on Friday he was sorry for his actions.

"I think in terms of the language I used, I do regret that," he said, "because I think these things get replayed a lot on social media.

"I've got two young daughters who are on social media, so I do regret that." (AP)

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