Kohima, July 28 (MExN): The Naga Students' Federation (NSF) has called upon the Nagaland government to enact a comprehensive policy to regulate fees and admissions in private educational institutions across the state, citing concerns over arbitrary fee hikes and the exploitation of teachers. In a representation submitted to the Chief Secretary, the NSF demanded the constitution of the Nagaland Non-Government Educational Institutions (Regulation of Fees) Act within a stipulated timeframe of six months. “The purpose of the proposed policy is to regulate fees and admissions in private and professional educational institutions to prevent arbitrary fee hikes and the harassment of students and parents. It should also regulate the salaries of teachers employed in private institutions, who are often deprived of their rightful remuneration,” it stated. The NSF has also submitted references to fee regulation policies adopted by other states and assured that it would submit a draft policy for the government's consideration.