The Maharashtra government has clarified that teachers in municipal and municipal corporation schools will not face salary deductions due to discrepancies in e-attendance records, offering relief to over 300,000 educators. Officials confirmed that nearly all teachers had already marked their attendance electronically, addressing concerns over potential financial penalties. The decision follows a review of attendance data, ensuring no action will be taken against those who complied with the system. This move comes as a significant reassurance for educators amid ongoing debates over digital attendance monitoring in public schools.
MP teachers’ salaries won’t be stopped over e-attendance: Relief for 3.17 lakh teachers; 99% already markin... Bhaskar English
