PoliticsTelangana Junior Lecturers Oppose Anti-Drug Affidavit for Intermediate Admissions
The Telangana Gazetted Junior Lecturers Association (TGJLA) opposed the new rule requiring an anti-drug affidavit for Intermediate admissions, citing burdens on rural and economically weaker students. TGJLA urged the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education to replace it with a simple self-undertaking form. The affidavit requires notarization, costing families around ₹500, potentially discouraging admissions. The academic year starts June 1, with applications open until May 31.
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