This story is from January 6, 2011

Regulation attempts futile: Parents

After opposing the school management's decision to hike fees, Mangesh Kadam tried his best last year to get his kids' re-admission approved.
Regulation attempts futile: Parents
MUMBAI: After opposing the school management's decision to hike fees, Mangesh Kadam tried his best last year to get his kids' re-admission approved. But two months later he decided to admit his 10-year-old twins to another school. "I didn't know where else to go. The school education department has been drafting fee hike rules but I don't see them taking form any time soon," he said.
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The HC order allowing private schools to hike fees has not gone down well. "We can't complain as random hikes have been legalised," said Aastha Kumar, mother of a 12-year-old student. "We agree schools need to cover expenses on their own. All we want is a transparent system where everybody knows where their money is going," said Sushil Sinha, whose son is at Billabong High.
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Shreya Bhandary

Shreya Bhandary, a reporter at The Times of India, Mumbai, covers education. At present, her life juggles between trying to understand the nitty-gritty of the education system as followed in the city as well as the state and making sure that what she knows is more than what the other education reporters of various other publications do.

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