Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena 28. The bill on school fees is on the agenda when it starts.
“In the exercise of the power granted to me by section 6 (1) of the National Main Capital of the Dilli law of 1991 (Central Action No. 1 of 1992), I called the third meeting on Monday,” he said in 2 PM, “in 2 PM.
The session will take five days.
What the monsoon meetings will bring to the Delhi assembly
- According to officials, it will move to digital, with completely without paper introduction within the national application e-VdviDhan (Neva). For this, a three -day practical training program for the MLA started on Monday 21 July in the Vishan Sabha complex. A total of 18 computer systems were installed for the session, with professional coaches from the Ministry of Parliamentary matters being managed by the legislature from 21 to 23 July.
The NEVA Initiative is constantly moving forward and is expected to be completed before the monsoon session start. This will significantly improve the digital transformation of legislative operations, allowing smooth electronic access to parliamentary meetings and official records.
2. The government of Bharatiya Janata (BJP) in Delhi is likely to introduce important accounts and politicians. One of them is the transparency of school education in Delhi in the fixation and regulation of the Act on Fees, 2025, the officials said.
The decree approved by the cabinet since April 29 introduces strict sanctions for schools that exert fees freely, including the potential loss of the right to design future fees.
For the first offense, schools may be fined among them £1 lakh and £5 lakh while repeated violations carry elevated fines from £2 Lakh on RS10 Lakh.
If the school does not return the fees within a specified time frame, the Regulation orders that the fine will double after 20 days, triple over 40 days and will continue to rise with each other 20 -day delay.
The proposal also focuses on individuals involved in repeated violations and prohibits them to hold official positions within the school management.
In addition, the school management may lose its privilege to propose revisions of fees in the future.
“We emphasize the success of the government in the house and evoke problems related to the well -being of people,” said Abhay Verma, the main whip of the ruling party.
Atishi’s opposition leader reacts
Meanwhile, the Aam Admi Party (AAP) Mla Atishi mentioned that the parents of school children are “angry and helpless”. She blamed the BJP government for “openly”, which joined private schools while “ignoring” their “situation”.
She added, “BJP wants to avoid questions during the assembly” and claimed that the had time to raise questions.
(With PTI and Ians inputs)
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