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KSO, the apex student body of the Kukis, lauded the central and state government for the reopening of schools, colleges, and other institutions after a prolonged shutdown due to the pandemic COVID-19.
All educational institutions should display prominently the number of vaccinated and non-vaccinated teachers and staff.
Amid the fresh surge in COVID-19 cases across the country, schools and colleges are closed in Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Odisha, Tenlangana, West Bengal, Haryana, Goa and Karnataka among others.
Five students in some schools of Sikkim tested positive for COVID-19 as schools reopened a week ago.
IFP Editorial: On the preparations for opening schools and colleges, it is not enough for the teaching and non-teaching staff to be vaccinated. What about the students? For those students of 18 and above years, many of them were fairly vaccinated, if not all.
Manipur's COVID-19 tally crosses 29,700 as new positive cases soar to 72
There is an urgent need for educational institutions in India to evolve and develop suitable strategies and alternative arrangements to compensate the loss faced by the students and parents following the drawbacks in online education amid the prevailing Covid circumstances and the great divide in the society.
"Resuming the classes has also become mandatory, and at the same time, controlling COVID-19 pandemic is also important. To execute both, responsibilities of teachers, students and parents are very important,” Rajen stated
Failure to attend the duties may compel the government to take up necessary action against those who do not adhere to the order, the Home Department stated.
Rajen informed that all the government schools and colleges should have authenticated land certificate issued by the competent authority i.e. revenue department.
We are mainly concerned about when the schools and colleges are going to re-open and how should we engage the students till they re-open and begin regular classes.
In view of the plight of the students in the state amid the COVID-19 crisis, experts in Manipur look for ways to address the issue
