Report on exorbitant fees getting ready

That government schools are the black sheep in the system has turned out to be a myth. It's the unaided schools that are not being accountable to their stakeholders and have done the damage in the past two years. The Times of India tries to find out why these ...

ted comments on this article Srinivas ReddySrinivas Reddy , TNN | May 16, 2013, 11.27 PM IST RELATED HUBLI : Students of unaided schools in the district have once again fared well compared to their counterparts in government schools in the SSLC ...

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan will head to Vienna for the Life Ball Party (UNAIDS) at the end of the month. The event will be attended by international celebrities like Bill Clinton, Roberto Cavalli and Elton John. Says a source close to Ash, She will make ...

Following a Karnataka High Court direction, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI), on Sunday organised a stakeholders' consultation meet to discuss issues pertaining to fixation of fees in unaided private schools, and related matters. The day-long meet ...

The Delhi High Court verdict that the Right to Education (RTE) Act is not applicable to nursery admission in unaided private schools has been challenged in the Supreme Court.

Dakshina Kannada district which had received lukewarm response for 25 per cent reservation quota in private unaided schools for the children belonging to economic weaker sections under the Right to Education Act last year, has maintained almost the same ...

The Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is talking tough with unaided schools in order to regulate and mitigate instances of schools seeking donation and charging exorbitant tuition fee from parents. In a circular last week, commissioner for ...

Even as the Department of Public Instruction has announced second round of admissions for students into private unaided schools under the 25 per cent quota of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, parents whose wards did not ...

With the unaided teachers bodies gearing up to take out strong agitations, the new academic year in the state might commence witnessing a major uprising of the over 20,000 strong teachers fraternities. Though the demand for proper salary and ...