Teachers’ body dharna today to press for old pension scheme, other demands

By, Lucknow
Updated on: Aug 21, 2023 10:27 pm IST

Degree colleges’ teachers have been staging a symbolic protest by putting black ribbon from August 16 to 21 while continuing their work.

The members of Lucknow University Associated College Teachers’ Association (LUACTA) will on Tuesday stage a dharna on the Lucknow University campus to press for their demand for restoration of the old pension scheme and increasing the retirement age of teachers to 65 years.

Other demands of the teachers’ body include withdrawal of biometric attendance, doing away with privatisation of education, five increments to PhD teachers, shifting of higher education directorate to Lucknow, cashless medical facilities and leave encashment among others. (HT FILE)
Other demands of the teachers’ body include withdrawal of biometric attendance, doing away with privatisation of education, five increments to PhD teachers, shifting of higher education directorate to Lucknow, cashless medical facilities and leave encashment among others. (HT FILE)

Other demands of the teachers’ body include withdrawal of biometric attendance, doing away with privatisation of education, five increments to PhD teachers, shifting of higher education directorate to Lucknow, cashless medical facilities and leave encashment among others.

Degree colleges’ teachers have been staging a symbolic protest by putting black ribbon from August 16 to 21 while continuing their work.

“College teachers of Rae Bareli, Sitapur, Lakhimpur, Hardoi and Lucknow have extended their support to Tuesday’s dharna,” said LUACTA president Dr Manoj Pandey.

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Lucknow University Associated College Teachers’ Association (LUACTA) members are planning to stage a protest on Tuesday to demand the restoration of the old pension scheme and an increase in the retirement age of teachers to 65 years. Other demands include the withdrawal of biometric attendance, the end of education privatisation, five increments for PhD teachers, the relocation of the higher education directorate to Lucknow, cashless medical facilities, and leave encashment. College teachers from Rae Bareli, Sitapur, Lakhimpur, Hardoi, and Lucknow have also pledged their support for the protest.