Teachers' MLC Pingili Sripal Reddy and PRTU TS representatives met Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and urged the government to resolve pending issues concerning employees, teachers and pensioners, including implementation of the PRC report, release of DA dues and settlement of pending bills.
Facing strong opposition from teachers' associations, the Telangana government has partially rolled back its decision to introduce external evaluation for summative assessment examinations in schools.
Teachers’ unions in Telangana have strongly opposed the State Cabinet’s decision to extend free breakfast and mid-day meals to teachers, calling it disrespectful and unnecessary.
Teachers have been facing serious difficulties as their bills related to GPF, medical, surrender leaves, TSGLI and retirement benefits have been pending with the State government for the last one and half years, said Sripal Reddy
PRTU TS urged the government to sanction 5,600 primary school headmaster positions, amending GO 11 and 12, and allot these to BEd and DEd qualified teachers.
They urged the Chief Minister to complete the division of cadre based on the newly formed districts apart from giving promotions and starting the process of transfers
