Had these rules been faithfully followed, there would have been numberoccasion for the various litigations between the two categories with one or the other party approaching the Court whenever the State Government in disregard of the Rules, tried to evolve different sets of arrangements which were favourable to one or the other side as the case may be.
However, from 1st June, 1978, the pay scales were revised and the school lecturers were placed on a lower pay scale of Rs.
The admitted facts are that it is the trained graduate teachers who become entitled to the posts of headmasters generally after 20 25 years of service.
The number of the headmasters at present is about 861 whereas that of the school lecturers is about 1806.
However, the school lecturers are recruited directly to their posts, the maximum age limit for recruitment being thirty years.
700 1300/ whereas headmasters were given a higher pay scale of Rs.
In 1966, both were given the same pay scale of Rs.
At that time, the headmasters were in the pay scale of Rs.
In the Education Department, there have always been two distinct categories viz.,
Leave granted.
300 600/ .
200 500/ .
200 350/ .
one of the headmasters and another of the school lecturers.
