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Rajasthan govt orders private schools to not charge fee until schools re-open

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 8, 2020 18:06 IST

Rajasthan government on Tuesday barred the private schools in the state from taking advance fees till they reopen, a ...

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Rajasthan government on Tuesday barred the private schools in the state from taking advance fees till they reopen, a statement said.

The state government had on April 9 barred schools in the state from taking advance fee for three months in view of the corona pandemic and the order was extended today, it said.

“Private schools were directed to not take fees till June 30. Now this order has been extended till reopening of schools,” School Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara said. 

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