Crisis over Indian Community School not to affect academic functi

Latest News

Young Reporters

Sana Mohammed

Golden Rules for A Happy Life

Halima Hussain Sayed

The daughters of India: sports women

Riddhima Bora, IIK Young Reporter

Incredible journey of Vir Das

Logamithra Kumar, IIK Young Contributor

Ocean Exploration: “Uncovering the mysteries of the deep sea”

Noel Sajan, IIK Young Contributor

Easter Celebrations Around the World

Crisis over Indian Community School not to affect academic functioning

IIK Staff Reporter Sunday, March 27, 2016

The issues related to the Indian community school are temporary and will be solved soon and the current difference between the sponsor and the school management board will not affect the academic side in anyway, people related to the school board informed.

The new crisis started when the school sponsor locked the board room and suspended the management board last Thursday on allegedly over the complaints of financial irregularities and various other misdemeanors in the functioning of the school. According to source, sponsor had formed an investigative committee to investigate various allegations about the school functioning.

However people related to the school said the dispute over the ownership of the land given by the Kuwait Ministry to build new school at Mehboula is the root cause of the issue.

The recent issues will not affect the academic functioning of the school and the students and there is no room for worry for the students and teachers, said school Hon Secretary Vijayan Karayil told IndiansinKuwait.com

Meanwhile, Indian Ambassador Sunil Jain told IndiansinKuwait.com that Embassy's main aim is the welfare of our community and the current issues at ICSK should not affect our children. The current issue should be resolved in the best and most amicable way so to ensure that Indian students are not affected, he added.

‹ › ×

View full profile

IndiansinKuwait.com is now on WhatsApp Channel Follow Channel

📣 IndiansinKuwait.com is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel (@IIK_News) and stay updated with the latest headlines

Disclaimer:Statements and opinions expressed in the article are those of the authors and written by them; the author is solely responsible for the content in this article. IndiansinKuwait.com does not hold any responsibility for them.

Read this article online at

Express your comment on this article


kk123 Monday, March 28, 2016 ICSK lost its reputation comparing to other good schools in Kuwait. The admission process, needs more clarity. Indian Embassy should tackle this issue.
well Wisher Monday, March 28, 2016 The Management of Indian community School appointing un-qualified Teachers. The make appointment based on the recommendation. However the old Teachers who are making business by way of taking Tuitions in there home’s. They are not teaching in Classrooms they only just the parent to send for Tuition. The quality of Education is very poor and some of the Teacher's does not the Properly speak English Language they run the show by using Indian language. We the parents taking care our Children by spending School Fees plus Tuition Fees at the end they cannot able compete with our Indian Village student Unfortunately no one is bothering about this. Please awake up take care your children don’t bring religion and State Criteria. If you follow the religion and state criteria you are the looser and your children only suffer this
H. Paul Monday, March 28, 2016 It is high time our Indian Embassy take direct control of all schools affiliated to Indian boards. In my opinion the school owner is like a businessman and should never be allowed to interfere into the school management under any pretext. School owner will get the rent for the property and nothing else. If Indian Embassy takes control of the schools, all nepotism will stop. I know Indian Embassy might not have enough resources to manage it now. But our embassy can hire people locally under the school payroll to look into the affairs of the school management. Request all parents to think about this proposal and forward the idea to our Ambassador at the earliest. I am sure it will help all parents and may even help bring down tuition fees.Also, it is to be noted that when our Embassy is involved in any matters, typically,it will not be easy even for property owner to play around. By the way, my children are all grown up and out of Kuwait. But they used to study in ICS, Salmiya and I am morally attached to the school.
mathew Sunday, March 27, 2016 Indian school managements are making business easy way and low talented teachers even they were not qualify to teach and recruiting very low salary.Finally parents are suffering education system should change ministry should take necessary action.
Kumar Sunday, March 27, 2016 they have lots of questions in giving admission to students in LKG & UKG... see now what happen.
K123 Sunday, March 27, 2016 what a bad reputation for ICSK, never imagined such financial irregularities and various other misdemeanors are happening in the functioning of the school.
Wellwisher Sunday, March 27, 2016 Excellent, more crisis means more hike in fees. Good luck to all parents and students still in the school. Although Ministry has declared strict actions against fee hike, ICSK has increased fees every year. I really dont know on what grounds. Hereafter God help the students studying there. Be ready for further hike since new school project is ongoing. Those who can please quit and move back to India. It is thorough torture studying in ICSK Senior.
bincy Sunday, March 27, 2016 resp. Indian Ambazzadaor please open your eyes and see the problems facing indians in kuwait getting admission gulf indian and india international they are asking huge money. so i took my child LKG admission in private school
M. Mona Sunday, March 27, 2016 Commercialization of education has become high trend at present. Its an "Educational Business" - huge profits and bank balances = hungry for money thru improper fee hikes and send our children out to beg with Coupons.
rasol Sunday, March 27, 2016 its education business not service? all fees is very high,transport fee also,
jos Sunday, March 27, 2016 In my opinion every indian schools are same very difficulty to get an admission in indian schools even for LKG and fees are very high compared to India. LKG student fees same like a MBBS student fees like that money motive behind this business.
Sridhar Sunday, March 27, 2016 All this is taking place for some political reasons,in the past when the Indian embassy was approached on numerous occasions they never came forward for the welfare of the community at large.The answer was always "go and approach the board" for any grievances,strange now the embassy is interferring citing the welfare of the community. I would not be surprised a new board would be reinstated under the embassy's will similar to the way it happened before.The ideal solution for the problem is for the HRD ministry in Delhi to take control of this institution so that justice can be delivered to the community and the students getting benefitted out of it.

Submit your comments...

Enter your Name * *

Disclaimer: The views expressed here are strictly personal and IndiansinKuwait.com does not hold any responsibility on them. We shall endeavour to upload/publish as many of the comments that are submitted as possible within a reasonable span of time, but we do not guarantee that all comments that are submitted will be uploaded/published. Messages that harass, abuse or threaten other members; have obscene, unlawful, defamatory, libellous, hateful, or otherwise objectionable content; or have spam, commercial or advertising content or links are liable to be removed by the editors. We also reserve the right to edit the comments that do get published. Please do not post any private information unless you want it to be available publicly.

Latest News

Kuwait's CMA sign MoU with India's IFSCA for enhancing joint cooperation

Indian Embassy hosts second India-Kuwait Investment Conference

Jleeb murder; Accused arrested within 8 hours

Commerce Ministry launches new services for establishing companies through "Sahl" application

Asian national found dead in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh

Air Arabia launches early bird promotion on 150,000 seats!

Around 6,300 expats utilized amnesty scheme till date

Inflation in Kuwait up by 3.02 percent

MoI announces separate time for amnesty seekers to leave country and rectify status

Expat residency law amended to add work permit fee

Increase in temperature cause rise in electricity load index

Man arrested for growing marijuana plants in Salwa home

Community News


IDAK Inaugurates Scientific Activities with Study Club The Indian Dentists Alliance in Kuwait (IDAK) commenced its scientific endeavors for the term with the first study club ti...
IBPC Honors Academic Excellence at Meritorious Awards Ceremony The Indian Business and Professional Council (IBPC Kuwait) held its esteemed 'Meritorious Awards' function at the SIMS sch...
Remembrance meeting organized in memory of Raju Zakharia Thanima Kuwait organized a memorial meeting with the memory of the late Raju Zacharias, who was a hardcore member of Thani...
Nandhanam Kuwait Hosts "Rangapravesham 2024" Nandhanam Kuwait Hosts "Rangapravesham 2024" Showcasing Rich Indian Cultural Heritage Nandhanam Kuwait presented "Rangapr...
Indian Muslim Association (IMA) Kuwait conducts Blood Donation Camp at Adan In response to Kuwait Central Blood Bank’s urgent call of facing a critical shortage of blood, Indian Muslim Association (IM...