Teachers’ body meets minister over key issues

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Karnal, Updated At : 03:04 AM Apr 27, 2025 IST

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The office-bearers of the newly-appointed state body of the Haryana Government College Teachers Association met with Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda on Friday. They submitted a memorandum to the minister, outlining the issues faced by the teachers.

president Rajesh Ranjha and general secretary Anil emphasised several key concerns. These included granting college principals the authority to issue NoCs to teachers wishing to pursue PhD programmes. The Education Minister assured the delegation that their issues would be addressed. He congratulated Rajesh Ranjha and his colleagues on their recent election.

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