Punjab Private Schools Fee Hike
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Punjab Orders Private Schools To Refund Excess Fees, Caps Hike At 5%: Arvind Kejriwal
Punjab private schools excess fee refund: Calling it a significant step, Arvind Kejriwal said that Bhagwant Mann had recently announced that the state government would bring a new law to regulate fee hikes in private schools.
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Punjab To Cap Private School Fee Hike At 5% Annually: Bhagwant Mann
Addressing the media here, Bhagwant Mann said private schools will not be allowed to increase their fees by more than 5 per cent per annum.
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Punjab Government Orders Probe Against 720 Private Schools Over Fee Hike
Last month, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann had directed all private schools in the state against increasing fees or compelling children to buy books, uniforms or stationery items from select shops.
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Fee Hike In Private Schools: Punjab Cabinet Gives Nod To Regulation
Private schools in Punjab will not be able to increase fees by more than 8 per cent annually as the state Cabinet today gave its nod to the rules for regulation of fee of unaided educational Institutions.
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Punjab Orders Private Schools To Refund Excess Fees, Caps Hike At 5%: Arvind Kejriwal
Punjab private schools excess fee refund: Calling it a significant step, Arvind Kejriwal said that Bhagwant Mann had recently announced that the state government would bring a new law to regulate fee hikes in private schools.
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Punjab To Cap Private School Fee Hike At 5% Annually: Bhagwant Mann
Addressing the media here, Bhagwant Mann said private schools will not be allowed to increase their fees by more than 5 per cent per annum.
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Punjab Government Orders Probe Against 720 Private Schools Over Fee Hike
Last month, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann had directed all private schools in the state against increasing fees or compelling children to buy books, uniforms or stationery items from select shops.
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Fee Hike In Private Schools: Punjab Cabinet Gives Nod To Regulation
Private schools in Punjab will not be able to increase fees by more than 8 per cent annually as the state Cabinet today gave its nod to the rules for regulation of fee of unaided educational Institutions.
