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Ahead of Kejriwal, Mann's Sangrur visit, 6 teachers' group stages protest | Chandigarh News - Vimarsana News

Ahead of Kejriwal, Mann's Sangrur visit, 6 teachers' group stages protest | Chandigarh News

The Joint Teachers' Front comprised Democratic Teachers' Front (DTF) Punjab, 6060 Teachers' Union, 3582 Teachers' Union, 6505 Teachers' Union, 3704 Teachers' Union, and 2392 Teachers' Union.

'Govt committed to pact with teachers' - Vimarsana News

'Govt committed to pact with teachers'

​​​​​​​Acting Prime Minister and Defence Minister Purna Bahadur Khadka has expressed the government’s full commitment towards the agreement reached with teachers discontented with the provisions of the School Education Bill.

7 million students deprived of right to education - Vimarsana News

7 million students deprived of right to education

​​​​​​​While teachers across the country are in Kathmandu protesting against the School Education Bill, 2023, around seven million students’ fundamental right enshrined in Article 31 of the constitution — Right to Education — has been encroached.

Preparations on for amending Medical Education Act: Health Minister Basnet - Vimarsana News

Preparations on for amending Medical Education Act: Health Minister Basnet

Minister for Health and Population, Mohan Bahadur Basnet, has spoken of the need to amend the National Medical Education Act, 2075 to address the gaps in the legislation.

Teachers continue to protest against new education bill - Vimarsana News

Teachers continue to protest against new education bill

​​​​​​​Thousands of public school teachers continued their Kathmandu centric protest today as well for the second day expressing dissatisfaction with some of the provisions in the School Education Bill registered at the House of Representatives.