It was agreed in a dialogue held between two sides at HISSAN´s office in Baneswor on Friday. [break]
During the meeting, the school proprietors asked student leaders to raise the issue of private sector´s contributions and weaknesses in the educational sector, while student leaders put forward a proposal of educational subsidy to students by giving up the trend of commercialization and putting names after English cities and clubs.
A verbal understanding was reached to not make any violent activities on schools and that the school operators would facilitate to have the demands by student unions met, said HISSAN vice-chairperson Ramesh Silwal, who also attended the meeting Friday.
The meeting was attended by HISSAN chairperson Umesh Shrestha, PABSON chairperswon Dr Baburam Pokharel and a representative from N-PABSON and negotiators from Nepal Students´ Union, ANNFSU, ANNISU-Revolutionary and Terai-based student unions.
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