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Karnataka: Recognized Unaided Private Schools’ Association suspends online, offline classes from today
Recognized Unaided Private Schools’ Association stop e-classes as government fails to meet their demands
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 "<p>Recognized Unaided Private Schools' Association (RUPSA) has suspended online classes from Monday, with the State government failing to meet their demands.</p>")
<p>Recognized Unaided Private Schools' Association (RUPSA) has suspended online classes from Monday, with the State government failing to meet their demands.</p>
Recognized Unaided Private Schools' Association (RUPSA) has suspended online classes from Monday, with the State government failing to meet their demands.
<p>The association has decided to call off all online classes and offline classes of schools that fall under its association from Monday, December 21.<br /> </p>
The association has decided to call off all online classes and offline classes of schools that fall under its association from Monday, December 21.
<p>In addition, the association has also taken a decision to stop the whole academic year.</p>
In addition, the association has also taken a decision to stop the whole academic year.
<p>In addition to closing all offline and online classes of schools falling under RUPSA, the association has decided to hold a hunger strike from January 6 in the city.</p>
In addition to closing all offline and online classes of schools falling under RUPSA, the association has decided to hold a hunger strike from January 6 in the city.
<p>The association said there was no response to their demands, such as a moratorium on loans, postponement of EMI payment, and relief package from the government. Schools have invested in vehicles and new buildings. Another major hindrance was the mandatory No Objection Certificate by the PWD and fire department.</p>
The association said there was no response to their demands, such as a moratorium on loans, postponement of EMI payment, and relief package from the government. Schools have invested in vehicles and new buildings. Another major hindrance was the mandatory No Objection Certificate by the PWD and fire department.
<p>There are 12,800 schools throughout the state affiliated to RUPSA.</p>
There are 12,800 schools throughout the state affiliated to RUPSA.
