What are the latest business news? Business news - August 2020. 1) The Madras high court fined Patanjali INR10 lakh for chasing profit by exploiting public fear by projecting a COVID-19 cure. Where actually ‘Coronil’ is not a cure but rather an immunity booster. They wanted to do marketing their products however the court permanently banned ‘Coronil’. It is nothing we all know that it is marketing by saying the product is a cure or anything else. 2) Reserve Bank of India governor Shaktikanta Das on 6 august Thursday said that India’s forex reserves have increased by $56.8 billion to $534.6 billion in the current financial year between April to July . This is equivalent to 13.4 months of imports, he added that India’s foreign exchange reserves crossed the $500 billion mark for the first time in July. Our foreign exchange is growing contiguously. 3) The Indian Railways launched the first ‘Kisan Rail’ coaches on Friday. ‘Kisan Rail’ will help for faster transportation perishable fa
SCHOOL FEES NEWS
Some Parents have complained about private schools that the schools are texting them on WhatsApp to collect fees from them. A similar case has come to the notice of a private school located on Fatehgarh Churian Road, Amritsar, whose coordinator is texting the parents of the children on WhatsApp that we are creating a separate group of those children from our school. Yes those who have paid the school fees.
The schedule of live classes, blueprints and syllabus of examinations and other information will be posted in this group on Monday. Students who have not paid their fees should pay their fees as soon as possible so that their names can be included in this group. This means that those who will not pay the fees will not be eligible for this group. The parents of some of the children whose work has come to a complete standstill during the lockout and curfew have complained that at present it is difficult to get a mouthful and how to pay the fees of the children. The schools are not getting any proper response on how to address this concern of the parents.
Harpal Singh U., Legal Adviser to Rasa Punjab and Chairman, Amritsar. Talking to sources he said that the decision taken by Madam Nirmaljit of the single bench regarding payment of fees has been upheld by the double bench.
He said that as per the decision, parents who could not pay the school fees can submit an application to the school principal on which the school will have to decide within two weeks whether the fees could be waived or not. If there is still a problem, the parents can contact D.C. E. . He said that schools also have to bear their own expenses. But governments should use their funds to help children in these difficult times.
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