Private Schools Donations

Kiran Jhagwal, the principal of a private school, donated nearly Rs 1.5 lakh that she got after selling her bangles to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund.

Gujarati doctor couple, settled in Florida, commits to donate $200 million dollars to a private US University. This aims at the creation and promotion of a regional medical and paramedical college, and is also working on building of a state-of-the-art medical college in Gujarat.

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee turned school principal today and roundly rebuked her 'students' who happened to be heads of the top private schools of Kolkata -La Martiniere, St Xavier's, St James to name a few. And she laid down the law: Kolkata's private schools cannot charge whatever they like as fees. And no donations either.

The Aam Admi Party (AAP) government today tabled two bills proposing radical changes in the education system of the national capital, specially aimed at tightening the leash on private schools by doing away with donations and screening process for nursery admissions.

Delhi government is bringing laws to prevent siphoning of funds by private schools in the city and to ensure transparent admissions by preventing "illicit" donations, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal told President Pranab Mukherjee today.

Kiran Jhagwal, the principal of a private school, donated nearly Rs 1.5 lakh that she got after selling her bangles to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund.

Gujarati doctor couple, settled in Florida, commits to donate $200 million dollars to a private US University. This aims at the creation and promotion of a regional medical and paramedical college, and is also working on building of a state-of-the-art medical college in Gujarat.

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee turned school principal today and roundly rebuked her 'students' who happened to be heads of the top private schools of Kolkata -La Martiniere, St Xavier's, St James to name a few. And she laid down the law: Kolkata's private schools cannot charge whatever they like as fees. And no donations either.

The Aam Admi Party (AAP) government today tabled two bills proposing radical changes in the education system of the national capital, specially aimed at tightening the leash on private schools by doing away with donations and screening process for nursery admissions.

Delhi government is bringing laws to prevent siphoning of funds by private schools in the city and to ensure transparent admissions by preventing "illicit" donations, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal told President Pranab Mukherjee today.