KDOC Agrees to Funding Formula Freeze

KDOC agrees to funding formula freeze

Sedgwick County has been given time to review funding cuts that total $2 million.

News Today Live Updates, 29 October | After days of impasse, Kerala’s CPI-M govt blinks, agrees to review MoU with Centre

Latest News Live Updates | The stand-off between Kerala’s ruling CPI(M) and its junior ally CPI over the Pradhan Mantri Schools for Rising India (PM SHRI) scheme appears to have ended, with the CPI(M)-led government announcing a review of its MoU for the scheme. After the state cabinet meeting, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told the media that a seven-member cabinet sub-committee has been constituted to review the MoU signed with the Union gov…

PM SHRI: Kerala Govt freezes procedures, to seek relaxations from Centre amid CPI outcry

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CPI says CPI(M) agrees to ‘freeze’ controversial PM-SHRI MoU with Centre

CPI(M) agrees to freeze PM-SHRI MoU with Centre; CPI ministers to attend cabinet meeting after resolving political tensions.

CPI(M)–CPI standoff over PM SHRI eases; decision put on backburner

X: @the_news_21 Thiruvananthapuram: With the CPI(M) stepping back from confrontation, the turbulence within Kerala’s ruling LDF triggered by ally CPI’s objection to implementing the PM SHRI Schools project has eased. The matter, for now, has been put on the backburner. A state cabinet meeting held last evening decided to constitute a ministerial sub-committee, with representation […]

Kerala Puts PM-SHRI Scheme On Hold Amidst Coalition Pressure And ‘Saffronisation’ Concerns

Kochi: The Left Democratic Front (LDF) government in Kerala has decided to put the PM-SHRI (Prime Minister – Schools for Rising India) program on hold for a while. The Communist Party of India (CPI), which is a crucial partner in the coalition, put a lot of pressure on the government to make this decision, which was announced on Wednesday. At a press conference in Thiruvananthapuram, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan confirmed the news and said, “…