Why was the teachers' movement suddenly postponed?

Kathmandu. Government salary of school staff monthly? After deciding to increase by five thousand, the Nepal School Staff Council has postponed the pre-announced protest program. Council President Gangaram Tiwari and General Secretary Shantinath Yogi welcomed the decision to increase the salary of the school staff by issuing a joint statement today.

However, the council has demanded to address the demands of the school staff including services and facilities, professional development, professional and social security, necessary posts and permanent management.

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