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Why Bihar Education Department has imposed new regulations for government school teachers, non-teaching staff and students | Explained

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduWhy Bihar Education Department has imposed new regulations for government school teachers, non-teaching staff and students | Explained
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Under the new regulations, the Bihar government’s education department has now even prohibited outsiders and unauthorised persons from visiting the school campuses without prior permission from concerned officials

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