Four Bills adopted in Assembly
The Hindu
The Legislative Assembly on Tuesday adopted four Bills, including the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) (Second Amendment) Bill that seeks to ensure transparency and
The Legislative Assembly on Tuesday adopted four Bills, including the Karnataka State Civil Services (Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) (Second Amendment) Bill that seeks to ensure transparency and equitable opportunities in transfers of principals or lecturers of PU colleges.
The Bill piloted by Primary and Secondary Education Minister B.C. Nagesh also seeks to ensure availability of lecturers in rural areas, among others.
The Karnataka Municipal Corporations and Certain Other Law (Second Amendment) Bill, which provides for fixing a separate rate of property tax to be levied for industrial buildings in corporations and other urban local bodies as per the State Budget’s promise to encourage establishment of industries in the State, was also adopted by the Assembly.
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