Pvt schools can collect only 70% fees this year

In a relief for parents of children studying in private schools in Karnataka, primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar on Friday said the education department will allow schools to collect only 70% of the tuition fees this academic year in view of the pandemic.

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