Supreme Court of India
L. Muthukumar and Anr. Etc. v. The State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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We are of the considered opinion that before F teachers are allowed to teach innocent children, they must receive appropriate and adequate training in a recognized training institute satisfying the prescribed norms, otherwise standard of education and career of children will be jeopardized.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Education. Teachers training-Public examination-De-recognition of institutes in which training undertakeii-Results not declared and mark sheets/diplomas not issued-Writ petition by candidates-Dismissed by single Judge-On appeal, Division Bench of High Court holding that candidates only entitled to declaration of results but ·not entitled to get mark sheets/dip/omas Validity ·of-Held, mere passing of public examination is not enough and it must be coupled with proper training in a recognised institute-Thus, candidates rightly held not entitled to issuance of mark sheets/diplomas.
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