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On the 11th day of their agitation, non-regular school teachers today gheroed houses of MLAs and prevented them from going to the Assembly.

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An army of agitating contractual schoolteachers in Bihar holds a bitter lesson for chief minister Nitish Kumar.

"The government has never said that it will not hold talks to increase pay of the fixed term teachers as per its resources," Modi said.

The Bihar opposition today stalled proceedings of the state legislature protesting police action on slogan-shouting teachers.