new delhi the central advisory board of educations subcommittee on boosting girls education today held its first meeting where issues related to their safety lack of toilets and other basic necessities were discussedits chairman and telangana deputy chief minister kadiyam srihari sought cooperation of all stakeholders to address the issuesto fix shortcomings in the system and overcome the mistakes cooperation of all the stakeholders including that of teachers are necessary srihari said in a releaselack of safety in regular and residential schools and hostels are also resulting in drop in number of girl students a report suggesting various initiatives on this will be submitted to the centre said the releasethe deputy chief minister also put forth various proeducation initiatives of the telangana government before the panelthe committees next meeting is scheduled for march 31 in guwahati in assamthe subcommittee was set up by the human resource development hrd ministry to look into issues of girls education and to examine the reasons for low participation of girls in education including the socioeconomic factors with resultant gender bias and suggest ways to reduce gender disparity so as to achieve better gender parity indexthe subcommittee which was formed in february this year will hold consultations with central and state governments and other stakeholders and submit its report to the centre within a year