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Grandhalaya Parishad chief assures to solve private schools’ problems
Andhra Pradesh Grandhalaya Parishad Chairman Dasari Raja Master assured that he will try to solve problems of private schools He addressed the Andhra Pradesh Private Schools Association meeting at Sri Venkateswara Vignan Mandir here on Friday
Guntur: Andhra Pradesh Grandhalaya Parishad Chairman Dasari Raja Master assured that he will try to solve problems of private schools. He addressed the Andhra Pradesh Private Schools Association meeting at Sri Venkateswara Vignan Mandir here on Friday.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that some of the officials are harassing the managements of private schools. He said that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu opinion is not to create any problem to anybody.
He said some of the officials in the education department are harassing the management of private schools. He assured that he will take up their problems with Minister for Human Resources and Development Ganta Srinivasa Rao and try to solve it.
Vignan Group Chairman Dr Lavu Rathaiah suggested to the managements of private schools to show their strength to the government. He said that the private schools may face competition from corporate schools, but they should adopt techniques for survival. Later, Andhra Pradesh Private Schools Association president M Sundara Rao, vice-president Mekala Ravindra Babu were present.
