Telangana private teachers demand for monthly allowance – Times of India

HYDERABAD: Demanding that the state extends monetary assist to teachers working in private colleges within the state, the members of Telangana Private Teachers Forum (TPTF) on Wednesday took half in Chalo collectorate programme in varied districts of Telangana.

The teachers stated that it’s the duty of the state authorities to assist private teachers who should not paid their salaries for the final 4 months. They stated that on the humanitarian grounds, the state ought to give Nirudyoga Bruthi (unemployment allowance) or corona bruthi to over three lakh private teachers in Telangana.

“The only way private teachers can survive until the schools reopen is if the government gives Rs 10, 000 per month and essential goods to the families of each and every private teacher in the state,” stated Shabir Ali, president, TPTF including that if the state fails to increase monetary assist, teachers haven’t any choice besides to kill themselves.

Teachers, who’ve submitted a illustration at varied collectorate workplaces within the state, stated that the state also needs to direct colleges managements to pay them full salaries for the lockdown interval, failing which motion ought to be initiated as not paying them 100% salaries is in violation of Go No 45, 1897. They additionally stated {that a} committee ought to be fashioned to manage private colleges within the state so that college managements abide by all norms.

Private teachers additionally demanded that the state ought to both present or direct managements to offer EPF, ESI and insurance coverage to all of the educating and non-educating workers working in private colleges.