Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Ahmedabad Schools Noticed for On-Site Book, Stationery Sales
Some schools in Ahmedabad are in trouble for selling books and stationery.
The government says schools can't do this, so they're getting notices.
Two schools, Swaminarayan Techno School and Jay Somnath School, must explain why they shouldn't be fined.
They could have to pay Rs 10,000.
The rule is to make things fair and protect parents.
The DEO is making sure schools follow the rules.
If schools don't comply, they face consequences.
Swaminarayan Techno School and Jay Somnath School received notices.
The notices were issued for selling books and stationery on-site.
Schools must provide written explanation within two days.
Violating schools may face a Rs 10,000 penalty.
The DEO is enforcing the prohibition on selling materials on school premises.
- Who
- Swaminarayan Techno School, Jay Somnath School, and other schools in Ahmedabad.
- What
- Notices issued for selling books and stationery on school premises.
- When
- Recently, within the past three days.
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
- Why
- To enforce government guidelines and prevent violations.
Government Regulations
School Administration
Sales of School Supplies
Government Regulations
Schools should adhere to regulations, including not selling materials.
School Administration
Schools should be able to sell necessary items.
- Violation
- Selling books and stationery on premises
- Schools Cited
- Swaminarayan Techno School, Jay Somnath School
- Penalty
- Rs 10,000 (Potential)
- Issuing Authority
- Ahmedabad City DEO
- Total Schools Noticed
- Five (in past three days)
