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Tamil Nadu

TN government school teachers to donate a day's salary to CM Covid-19 relief fund

"There are over 2.62 lakh government school teachers who have volunteered towards this initiative and we hope that the government will soon pass a G.O. regarding the deduction of a day’s salary."

Express News Service

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Government school teachers belonging to various teachers associations have announced that they will all donate one day's salary to the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s Covid-19 relief fund.

This comes on the day Chief Minister M K Stalin appealed to the public to generously donate to the Covid relief fund.

In a statement on Tuesday, the state coordinators of JACTO-GEO (Joint Action Council of Tamil Nadu Teachers Organisations-Government Employees Organisations) said that around 12 lakh of their members, who include government school teachers and government employees, have all come forward to give a day's salary.

Additionally, the Tamil Nadu Teachers Association (TNTA) in a statement appreciating the efforts made by the Tamil Nadu government said that all teachers have come forward to donate one day's salary.

"There are over 2.62 lakh government school teachers who have volunteered towards this initiative and we hope that the government will soon pass a G.O. regarding the deduction of a day’s salary," said PK Ilamaran, the Association's president.

The Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary School Vocational Teachers Kazhagam has also said that its members will donate a day's salary. The Tamil Nadu Graduate Teachers Federation (TNGTF) too said that all high and higher secondary school teachers who are their members will contribute towards the relief fund.

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