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- Private aided educational institutions in Karnataka have threatened to close schools and colleges indefinitely from November 3 unless the State government meets their long-pending demands.
- A protest march will be held in Dharwad on November 2, followed by submission of a memorandum to the Chief Minister.
- The committee's key demands include extending the old pension scheme to employees appointed after April 1, 2006, filling over 9,000 vacant teaching posts, and implementing notional pay benefits as per court directions.
- Nearly 70% of the State's private aided Kannada-medium schools and colleges are located in North Karnataka, making the region the most affected by the proposed shutdown.
- A prolonged closure could disrupt education for thousands of students in aided institutions, which have served the State for several decades.
What to watch next
- Government's response to the November 2 memorandum before the November 3 closure deadline.
- Whether the State acts on the old pension scheme demand for post-2006 appointees.
- Progress on filling the over 9,000 vacant teaching posts in aided institutions.
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Basavaraj Horatti
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“In order to highlight the problems, a protest march will be taken out in Dharwad on November 2, and a memorandum will be submitted to the Chief Minister. We have brought our problems to the notice of the government well in advance, and if there is no positive response, we will be forced to lock down the institutions from November 3”
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…Karnataka (Belagavi and Kalaburagi divisions), while 17% were in Mangaluru, and 13% in the Bengaluru division. “The highest number of such aided institutions are in North Karnataka, and over 9,000 posts are vacant. In order to highlight the problems, a protest march will be taken out in Dharwad on November 2, and a memorandum will be submitted to the Chief Minister. We have brought our problems to the notice of the government well in advance, and if there is no positive response, we will be forced to lock down the institutions from November 3 ”, he said. The foremost demand of the committee is the extension of the old pension scheme to employees of aided institutions appointed after April 1, 2006. The Committee also wants old pension benefits for employees…
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Named India · Government of Karnataka · Basavaraj Horatti · G.R. Bhat · Private Aided Institutions’ Management and Employees Agitation Coordination Committee · Sandeep Budihal
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