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Priority sought

BANGALORE: “Unemployed teachers,” who are on the verge of crossing the age limit fixed for appointment, have appealed to the State Government to be given priority while recruiting primary school teachers.

Addressing presspersons here on Thursday, general secretary of the federation of primary school teachers Manjunath K.B. said: “The federation will hold a rally on July 21 to press for fulfilment of their demands.” — Staff Reporter

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