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Teachers entrust SSA survey to students, duck outdoor work

indiatimes.com (11 months and 21 days ago)

May 28, 2012

Asked to carry out an outdoor survey, teachers of city's government senior secondary school here chose to put students of class XI and XII on the job to meet the deadlines given by district education department. full story

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Teachers entrust SSA survey to students, duck outdoor work

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