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K-TET: Education Minister intervenes; controversial circular withdrawn

K-TET: Education Minister intervenes; controversial circular withdrawn

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  • left · 1 outlet

    Following protests and Minister N Samsudheen's intervention, Kerala's General Education Directorate withdraws its circular on K-TET qualification rules for aided school teachers.

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 1 outlet

    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The 45-day period sought by Education Minister N Samsudheen to study the challenges in meeting their demands was merely a ploy to sabotage their protest, LPST rankholders alleged on Sunday. All Kerala Lower Primary School Teacher (LPST) Rank Holders’ Association secretary…

    — The New Indian Express

RSS excerpt

Following protests and Minister N Samsudheen's intervention, Kerala's General Education Directorate withdraws its circular on K-TET qualification rules for aided school teachers.

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K-TET: Education Minister intervenes; controversial circular withdrawn

Following protests and Minister N Samsudheen's intervention, Kerala's General Education Directorate withdraws its circular on K-TET qualification rules for aided school teachers.

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