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PSA holds meeting, discusses court order 10/31/2013 11:18:59 PM EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, Oct 31: A meeting of the executive body of Private Schools Association (PSA) Jammu was held in Ashoka Higher Secondary School, Jammu under the chairmanship of Prof J L Kotwal and its President Kamal Gupta. In the meeting, the representatives of all the districts of Jammu province were apprised of latest developments viz stay orders issued by High Court regarding the fee fixation, SRO 123, SRO 740 and about the suggestions/opinions given by the PSA for the School Education (Amendment) Act, 2013. It was decided unanimously that the executive members will meet new Director School Education Jammu under the presidentship of Kamal Gupta and put before him different problems being faced by most of the private schools in their respective districts. The members expressed concern over the frequent transfers of Director School Education within couple of months. They said such attitude of the Government affects the working of the department. Prof J L Kotwal assured all the members that a deputation will meet Commissioner-cum- Secretary Education Department who is also Chairman of JKBOSE and apprise him about the difficulties being faced by the private schools of Jammu & Kashmir.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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