Students wearing masks attend a class after schools resumed for the students of classes 1st to 5th, with certain COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Mirzapur.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath interacts with a student during an inspection of a Primary School, in Lucknow. Schools re-opened Monday for 1-5 standards after remaini...
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A teacher takes a class after schools reopened for the students of classes 1st to 5th, with certain COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Prayagraj.
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Students wearing masks attend morning assembly after schools resumed for the students of classes 9th to 12th, with certain COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Srinagar. Many schools in ...
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A teacher welcomes students after schools re-opened for 1st to 5th standard pupils, since its closure in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, in Gorakhpur.
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Students sanitize their hands before entering into a classroom after schools reopened for the students of classes 1st to 5th, with certain COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Lucknow.
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A teacher takes a class after schools reopened for the students of classes 1st to 5th, with certain COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Lucknow.
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A teacher takes a class after schools re-opened for 1st and 2nd standard students, since its closure in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, in Gurugram.
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Students attend a class after schools re-opened for 1-5 standard, since its closure in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, in Patna.
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A staff member sprays disinfectant on buses ahead of the reopening of schools from March 1, 2021, at District Pulwama of South Kashmir.
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A staff member sprays disinfectant inside a classroom ahead of the reopening of schools from March 1, 2021, at District Pulwama of South Kashmir. All the educational institutions i...
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A teacher takes a class at a school, that reopened after remaining shut since March 19, 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic, in Gurugram. Authorities allowed schools to conduct classe...
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Preschool students wear masks and sit at socially distanced desks to prevent the spread of new coronavirus on their first day back to in-person class in Bogota, Colombia. Bogota is...
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SMC worker sprays disinfectant during sanitation drive ahead of re-opening of the colleges from tomorrow, in Srinagar.
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Students undergo thermal screening as they arrive at a school that was reopened for class 9 to 12 as per COVID-19 safety guidelines, in Nadia district of West Bengal.
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A teacher takes a class, after schools reopened from class 9 to 12 as per COVID-19 safety guidelines, at Bolpur in Birbhum district of West Bengal.
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A teacher takes a class, after schools reopened from class 6 to 8 after remaining shut since March 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic, in Lucknow.
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Students on the first day of their school after it reopened from classes 6 to 8, following remaining shut since March 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic, in Lucknow.
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Students undergo thermal screening before entering their classrooms, after schools reopened from class 6 to 8, in Lucknow.
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Students attend prayers on the first day of their school, in Prayagraj. Educational institutions reopened after a gap of over 10 months following the coronavirus pandemic.
For Classes 6 to 8, 20 marks will be for assessment based on worksheets, 30 for the assignments given in winter breaks and 50 marks for the assignments and projects provided from March 1 to 15.
It has been made mandatory for the schools to follow the Covid-19 guidelines and students have been asked to bring permission slips from their parents if they wish to attend classes.
Previously, students in the state-run schools were given Bhutia, Nepali, Lepcha and Limbu as options for the second language, and now seven more would be added to the list.
After remaining shut for six months due to the COVID-19 outbreak, schools in Haryana had partially reopened in mid-September for students of Classes 9 to 12.
Many agree that the Kejriwal government did bring education into focus and infused energy into a moribund system that ran a thousand-odd schools in Delhi. But there is a flip side to the feel-good story.
Historically, India has an abysmal track record in ensuring education to ‘children with disabilities’, who have been excluded from the general schooling system and placed in ‘special schools’.
It's all a perception game when it comes to private schools, says Anil Swarup, secretary in the Department of School Education and Literacy of the Union HRD ministry.
As private schools come under a sharp focus following the brutal Ryan International murder, Delhi’s deputy CM and education minister Manish Sisodia talks on various measures for improving the quality of government schools and the lot of the teachers.