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Lecturers demand salary

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HYDERABAD: The AP College Lecturers' Association has criticised the Government's callous attitude in not paying salaries regularly to staff of aided colleges despite many representations. N. Poornachandra Rao, chairman and M. Yadagiri, general secretary, in a statement here on Wednesday expressed anguish that Government was indifferent to its commitment of paying the salary on the first of every month.

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