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Teachers to protest at Azad Maidan against Maharashtra’s new allotment policy

Nearly 200 educators demand relaxation of teacher allotment norms across state, citing low student strength in Mumbai, Thane, and Konkan schools

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The protesters are educators who have cleared key examinations like TET, TAIT, and CTET but remain unemployed. Representation pic/istock

The protesters are educators who have cleared key examinations like TET, TAIT, and CTET but remain unemployed. Representation pic/istock

With concerns mounting over rising dropout rates in Marathi schools, nearly 200 teachers plan to protest against the state’s new teacher allotment policy at Azad Maidan on March 10. The group represents educators who have cleared key examinations such as TET, TAIT, and CTET but remain without employment.

Schools at risk

Representatives from the Shiv Unity Foundation say the new policy leaves schools with fewer than 20 students without any teacher allotment. For Std IX and X, this can mean a single teacher is forced to cover all subjects alone, putting learning at risk.

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