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High Court issues notice to state for upgrading schools without following proper procedure

By Rahul Bhandari 1 min read

Shimla: The Himachal Pradesh High Court has issued a notice to the state government for upgrading government schools without following a proper procedure.

A Division Bench comprising Acting Chief Justice Mansoor Ahmed Mir and Justice Kuldip Singh directed the Chief Secretary, the Principal Secretary and the Director (Education) to file their replies within four weeks.

The court passed this order on a letter addressed to the Chief Justice, alleging that the state government was upgrading government schools without following the proper procedure.

Rahul Bhandari

Boasting a rich and dynamic career of over 17 years in journalism, I proudly serve as the Founder, Promoter, and Editor of TheNewsHimachal. Beyond the mere statistics of my extensive coverage, my commitment lies in crafting insightful narratives that traverse the intricate landscapes of politics, socio-economics, education, and grassroots issues. TheNewsHimachal, under my editorial guidance, stands as a beacon of impactful journalism, contributing to informed discussions and catalyzing positive change. My journey encapsulates not just a number but a legacy of shaping meaningful stories that resonate deeply within and beyond the borders of Himachal Pradesh.

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