Karnataka teachers back proposed limits on non-academic duties
Teachers in Karnataka have welcomed a proposed law that would limit the non-academic activities assigned to them, The Hindu reports. The supplied material does not identify the legislation’s provisions, the duties that would be restricted or the government’s timetable for introducing the measure.
Teachers in Karnataka have welcomed a proposed law intended to limit the non-academic activities assigned to them, The Hindu reports. The proposal would restrict the use of teachers for duties outside their academic responsibilities, according to the available material. The report does not specify which activities would be covered or whether the measure has been introduced as a bill.
The source also provides no details about the teachers’ organisations that expressed support, the government department responsible for the proposal or the expected timetable for its consideration. No information is available in the supplied material about possible opposition to the measure, its enforcement arrangements or whether it would apply to all teachers in the State.
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