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The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati, has started physical lessons. More than 7,400 pupils are currently enrolled in classroom programs. Beginning with the July 2022-23 semester, all academic activities will be conducted online. To protect the safety of its students, the institution is now holding a huge COVID-19 vaccination push. "This will facilitate… read-more

In the view of the declining COVID-19 cases, Jammu & Kashmir administration on February 13, has decided to resume offline classes for universities and colleges from February 14. "All Universities, Polytechnics, ITI's shall commence routine offline teaching," the guidelines stated. However, schools in the winter and summer zone will open in a phased manner from February 14 and February 28.

The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) is to decide the reopening of schools in the National Capital, on January 27. The decision will be announced after a scheduled meeting amid COVID-19 situation. Notably, after the recent Coronavirus surge, the Delhi Government announced to close offline classes for schools. The DDMA will also decide to lift othe curbs, as COVID-19 cases are declining in the national capital. 

DPI stated that parents want offline classes for students and that the final decision will be taken after consulting with the parents. Srimathi R, a parent said, “We want to send our children to school, but we need to ensure that there are adequate classrooms, and that students are taught in batches". DSERT has decided to hold a consultation meeting for the same on October 18, 2021.

Night curfew will be imposed across Karnataka and border districts of Kerala and Maharashtra from 9 PM to 5 AM, announced the state’s CM Basavaraj Bommai. The decision has been taken to prevent the surge in Covid-19 cases. Moreover, the state government has decided to reopen schools for classes 9th to 12th from August 23. According to the government, the educational institutes will open in a phased manner to avoid overcrowding.