<p>Teachers of unaided schools, who were on a hunger strike here for the last 71 days, withdrew it on Thursday.<br /><br />Deputy Commissioner Darpan Jain gave them a copy of the government order on relaxing financial constraint to release Rs 111 crore to provide grant-in-aid to 718 unaided schools, in the presence of MLC Basavaraj Horatti who led the teachers’ agitation.<br /><br />As per the instruction from Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda, Principal Secretary of the Finance Department issued an order relaxing the financial constraint, on Wednesday. <br /><br />In view of this, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri and Principal Secretary of Public Instruction Department G Kumar Nayak announced on Thursday that the process of releasing funds for grant-in-aid would begin soon, Horatti said.</p>.<p> On Thursday, the Unaided School Teachers’ Agitation Co-ordination Committee withdrew the protest, and Dharwad-Bangalore Padayatra was discontinued before it reached Tadas Cross, about 38 km from Dharwad.<br /></p>
<p>Teachers of unaided schools, who were on a hunger strike here for the last 71 days, withdrew it on Thursday.<br /><br />Deputy Commissioner Darpan Jain gave them a copy of the government order on relaxing financial constraint to release Rs 111 crore to provide grant-in-aid to 718 unaided schools, in the presence of MLC Basavaraj Horatti who led the teachers’ agitation.<br /><br />As per the instruction from Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda, Principal Secretary of the Finance Department issued an order relaxing the financial constraint, on Wednesday. <br /><br />In view of this, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri and Principal Secretary of Public Instruction Department G Kumar Nayak announced on Thursday that the process of releasing funds for grant-in-aid would begin soon, Horatti said.</p>.<p> On Thursday, the Unaided School Teachers’ Agitation Co-ordination Committee withdrew the protest, and Dharwad-Bangalore Padayatra was discontinued before it reached Tadas Cross, about 38 km from Dharwad.<br /></p>