The Government of Maharashtra will pay Rs 2 crore to English-language schools for contributions of more than 25 per cent of admission to the quota of the Right to Education Act
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The Maharashtra the government will pay 2 rupees average schools to their contributions in excess of 25 per cent of admission to Rights to Education Act quota, school Education This was stated by Minister Warsaw Gaikwad. Gaikwad spoke at the annual conference Maharashtra The Association of Trustees of the English School in Mumbai on Tuesday. She also advised such schools focus on Marathi as a regional language and then English as an international.
Minister of State for School Affairs Education The ceremony was also attended by Bacchu Kadu, Minister of Higher Education Uday Samant and President of the Rashtria Plant Mazdor Sang Sachin Ahir.
From the PLACE the Minister was presented with a charter of demands.
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First published: Thu, April 21, 2022 10:43 IST
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