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1,000+ Coaching Class Owners Unite at ‘Sankalp & Samman; A Teachers Day celeberation of Maharashtra Class owners association.

More than 1,000 coaching-class owners from across Maharashtra came together at the ‘Sankalp & Samman’ event organised by the Maharashtra Class Owners’ Association (MCOA), resolving to stand united against stringent provisions proposed for regulating coaching classes in the state. The event, which celebrated both the contribution of educators and the future of the coaching fraternity, saw 16…

At the 'Sankalp & Samman' event organized by the Maharashtra Class Owners’ Association (MCOA), over 1,000 coaching-class owners from across the state gathered to unite against proposed regulations. The event honored 16 distinguished professors, including former President Sachin Karnavat for 30 years of service to students, while Padma Dr. Tatyarao Lahane served as the Chief Guest and renowned educator Professor Sanjay Appan, with a massive following of over 3 million, was the Guest of Honour.

The 9 coaching-class associations of Maharashtra, representing approximately 98,000 class owners, agreed to jointly represent their concerns to the Chief Minister and Education Minister of Maharashtra. They emphasized their support for responsible and student-centric regulation but expressed worry that certain proposed provisions might be impractical and excessively stringent for genuine coaching institutions, especially small and medium-sized ones.

The fraternity intends to engage meaningfully with stakeholders before finalizing regulations and will seek a rationalization of provisions that may not align with ground realities. The associations are committed to dialogue and representation, with a determination to protect the interests of the coaching fraternity if their concerns aren't adequately addressed.

They vowed to remain united, speak with one voice, and collaborate constructively with the government to create fair, practical, and student-centric regulations for Maharashtra’s coaching sector.

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