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- The Andhra Pradesh Primary Teachers’ Association has demanded the immediate release of salaries for around 23,000 Samagra Shiksha employees that have been pending for two months.
- The association’s state leaders said the affected staff, including KGBV teachers, MIS coordinators and other teaching and non-teaching personnel across 28 districts, are facing financial hardship and taking on debt to cover basic expenses.
- They urged the government to create a permanent mechanism for paying salaries on a fixed date each month and to treat the issue as an urgent humanitarian concern rather than a routine administrative matter.
What to watch next
- Whether the state government announces release of the two months of pending salaries
- Any steps toward a permanent mechanism ensuring salary payments on a fixed date each month
- Further action or protests by APPTA if no solution is provided
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Named India · Samagra Shiksha · Andhra Pradesh Primary Teachers’ Association · Department of School Education · K. Prakash Rao · M. G. Mehdi
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