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No financial concurrence needed to fill teachers post in Kalyana Karnataka
By Vittal Shastri5 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
BJP leader Shashil Namoshi, elected to the Karnataka Legislative Council for a fifth time, discussed education sector challenges in the Kalyana Karnataka region.
In the interview, he highlighted teacher vacancies, non-academic duties, and infrastructure gaps, while noting that financial concurrence is not required to fill posts due to the region's special constitutional status.
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Kalaburagi: BJP leader Shashil Namoshi won the Karnataka North-East Teachers’ Constituency election to the Legislative Council for the fifth time. He has been closely associated with teachers in the constituency, which covers all seven districts of the backward Kalyana Karnataka region. He also serves as president of the Hyderabad-Karnataka Education Society. In an interview with DH, he shares his views on the problems confronting the education sector and the teaching community. Here are excerpts:
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