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The Hindu·2 min read·medium

Part-time teachers association disappointed over no announcement of regularisation

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The Hindu Bureau
Part-time teachers association disappointed over no announcement of regularisation
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Part-time teachers in Tamil Nadu are expressing disappointment after the government failed to announce the regularisation of their positions. The teachers are urging the Chief Minister to fulfill election manifesto promises and secure the jobs of over 11,000 staff members.

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This highlights ongoing labor disputes and the gap between political campaign promises and administrative policy implementation in the education sector.

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The Part Time Teachers Association have expressed disappointment on Monday as there was no announcement by the School Education Minister Rajmohan in the Tamil Nadu Assembly regarding the long-pending demand of regularisation of these teachers.

In a statement they said, “The hopes of thousands of part-time teachers who were waiting for a clear announcement to fulfill the promise made in the Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam election manifesto have not yet been fulfilled.”

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