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KMC urges institutional schools to keep their names reflecting Nepali identity



KATHMANDU: The Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), Education Department has urged the institutional schools under the metropolis to naming the schools embodying the Nepali identity.

Issuing a public notice today, the Education Department asked the institutional schools for the same.

It reminded that the Rule 154 (1) of Education Regulations, 2059 (with amendment) and Rule (70) of KMC School Education Management Regulation, 2074 have the provision that schools should be named, reflecting the Nepali identity.

The Department also directed such institutional schools under the KMC to contact the KMC Education Department within seven days, saying the names of most of institutional schools are found against this provision.

The notice reads that legal process could be forwarded as per the law like prohibiting the student admission process if a process to naming the school reflecting Nepali identity is not adopted contacting the Department within a week.

The Department asked such institutional schools to file application at the KMC within 35 days deciding the name from school management committee.

Publish Date : 03 April 2024 13:34 PM

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