‘Unfair to hike affiliation fee in COVID times’
The Hindu
Pvt. junior college association leader meet Education Minister
Telangana Private Junior College Managements Association is sore with the government for enhancing their affiliation fee by 33% during this pandemic when their survival itself is at stake. Association president Gouri Satish and vice president N.C. Parthasarathi met Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy and requested her to waive the affiliation fee totally as the colleges could not function in the entire academic year due to the lockdown. In these distressing times, it is unfair for the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) to increase the affiliation fee, he said and demanded total waiver of affiliation fee for the year.
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