Hridaya Raju elected State president of A.P. Teachers Federation
G. Hridaya Raju has been elected as the State president of the Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation during a recent council meeting in Vijayawada. The federation leaders emphasized the need for improved educational policies and equal opportunities for teachers. They also passed resolutions to address various financial and administrative issues affecting educators.
- ▪G. Hridaya Raju was elected as the State president of the Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation.
- ▪The council meeting reviewed activities and struggles from the past two years.
- ▪The federation called for the implementation of common service rules and reduction of non-teaching duties.
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The Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation (APTF) unanimously elected G. Hridaya Raju as its State president, S. Chiranjeevi as general secretary, and D. Eswara Rao as honorary president during its state general council meeting held in Vijayawada on Friday.The council reviewed organisational activities, struggles, and reports from the past two years. The federation leaders demanded that the Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Nara Lokesh take an initiative to implement the common service rules for all teacher cadres under the new district system, ensuring equal opportunities for all teachers.The federation also called for reducing non-teaching duties and improving educational policies for disadvantaged students.The meeting passed a resolution to build pressure on the government for the…
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