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Left parties’ students JAC calls for band on July 5
Even after completion of a month in the new academic year, the state government still has not supplied books and uniforms to students in government schools. With regards to this, the Left Students Organisation JAC called on for a band on July 5 to demand the state government to look into unresolved issues in government schools.
Malkajgiri: Even after completion of a month in the new academic year, the state government still has not supplied books and uniforms to students in government schools. With regards to this, the Left Students Organisation JAC called on for a band on July 5 to demand the state government to look into unresolved issues in government schools.
The band highlights that the failures of state government promise to supply textbooks and uniforms to all students. The private and corporate colleges are collecting exorbitant fee and the government is not responding about the issue and have not taken any action over the unrecognised educational institutions. They would also demand for the stringent enforcement of Education Act 2009 across the state.
