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Government to set up panel to fix fee structure in private educational institutions: Adimulapu Suresh
Education Minister Adimulapu Suresh stated the government is taking measures to regulate fee being collected by the private educational institutions in the State.
Vijayawada: Education Minister Adimulapu Suresh stated the government is taking measures to regulate fee being collected by the private educational institutions in the State. He said a committee will be formed in the State to fix the fee to be collected by the private educational institutions and the institutions have to display the fee details on the boards.
Addressing a media conference at the YSRCP party office on Saturday, he said the fee will be fixed as per the guidelines of the Supreme Court. Referring to strengthening of education in the state, Suresh said the government will fill the vacant posts and implement the education related subjects mentioned in the Navaratnaalu.
He said the government will take stern action on the unrecognised schools and he added the parents are in confusion on giving complaints to the education department against the institutions.
He questioned why the Opposition leader N Chandrababu Naidu was not present in the Assembly when important bills were introduced and debated in the Assembly. He said the state government had introduced many important bills for implementation of reservations for the nominated posts, judicial verification of tenders for the works, which exceeds Rs.100 crore etc.
