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Teachers’ plea to State Government

HYDERABAD: The AP Teachers’ Federation, while welcoming the State’s decision to abolish Class VII common exam, has suggested that the responsibility of overseeing the exam should not be entrusted to private organisations. It said that any handing over of responsibility to private organisations would give scope for irregularities, apart from collection of heavy fees. –Special Correspondent

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