Protest Day—Demand Pass – Rail System in Schools

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Hyderabad: All India Democratic Students Organization (AIDSO) is observing All India Protest Day across the country, demanding re-introduction of Pass – Fail system in school level, from class one.  Secretary, AIDSO Telangana, R Gangadhar, said that the protest day would be observed in the State also on Monday