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Primary teachers’ associations to file curative petition in apex court seeking TET exemption for in-service teachers

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P. Sujatha Varma
Primary teachers’ associations to file curative petition in apex court seeking TET exemption for in-service teachers
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The All India Primary Teachers’ Federation is filing a curative petition in the Supreme Court to exempt in-service teachers from the Teacher Eligibility Test. The federation is also continuing its nationwide agitation to demand the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme.

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This reflects ongoing tensions between government employees and educational policy reforms regarding professional standards and retirement benefits.

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The Andhra Pradesh Primary Teachers’ Association (APPTA) and its parent body, the All India Primary Teachers’ Federation (AIPTF), have decided to file a curative petition in the Supreme Court seeking exemption for in-service teachers from the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET).

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The report neutrally outlines the demands and actions of the teachers' federation without taking a side on the policy dispute.

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