DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 4 (MExN): The All Nagaland Government College Teachers Association (ANGCTA) will observe ‘Demands Day’ on Teachers Day together with university and college teachers all over the country. In line with the resolution of the National Executive Council of the All India Federation of University & College Teachers Organizations (AIFUCTO), all constituent members will observe the Day by wearing blue badge.
The affiliates of the Organization will also write to the Prime Minister, Finance Minister and the Human Resource Development Minister to address the following issues: to release central assistance for pay revision and state governments to ensure payment of their share; to rectify pay anomalies on the basis of AIFUCTO recommendations; to withdraw Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill; to implement UGC regulations on Career Advancement Scheme and Ph.D prospectively and not retrospectively and to stop commercialization and privatization of education. Being an affiliate of AIFUCTO the executives of the ANGCTA has directed all its members in the fourteen government college to show solidarity by wearing blue badges while attending to their normal duties. This was informed in a press note issued by Wenyitso Kapfo and Dr Vizovol Mekro General Secretary and President respectively of ANGCTA.
The affiliates of the Organization will also write to the Prime Minister, Finance Minister and the Human Resource Development Minister to address the following issues: to release central assistance for pay revision and state governments to ensure payment of their share; to rectify pay anomalies on the basis of AIFUCTO recommendations; to withdraw Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill; to implement UGC regulations on Career Advancement Scheme and Ph.D prospectively and not retrospectively and to stop commercialization and privatization of education. Being an affiliate of AIFUCTO the executives of the ANGCTA has directed all its members in the fourteen government college to show solidarity by wearing blue badges while attending to their normal duties. This was informed in a press note issued by Wenyitso Kapfo and Dr Vizovol Mekro General Secretary and President respectively of ANGCTA.
