State govt likely to formulate serviceregulations for pvt school teachers

Time of India

a day ago

Lucknow: The state govt is likely to soon formulate service regulations for private school teachers.
Minister of state for secondary education (independent charge), Gulab Devi, gave this assurance in the Legislative Council on Monday while responding to concerns raised by the teachers' group.
Dhruv Kumar Tripathi, the leader of the teachers' group in the council, spoke about the lack of service regulations for teachers and the poor work conditions. He said that earlier, unaided schools were included in the grant list, but the govt temporarily halted this by citing financial constraints for two years. "These teachers have no service conditions, and they are being exploited. They are helpless and forced into this situation.
Service regulations should be created for them, and a stipend of Rs 30,000 should be given," he said.
Gulab Devi stated that according to the Intermediate Act, the responsibility for all financial expenses of private schools lies with the school management. Several members, including Independent Group's Raj Bahadur Singh Chandel and Samajwadi Party leader Lal Bihari, said that the minister gave an assurance to this effect in the previous session. To this, the minister responded that the regulations will be formulated soon.
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