Hyderabad: Telangana high court on Thursday ordered the continuation of online classes along with in-person classes in all educational institutions till February 20. The court said that online classes should be made available for those who cannot attend in-person classes due to the pandemic.
The direction comes two days after the reopening of the educational institutions in the state.
Recently, the state government has decided to reopen all the educational institutions on February 1.
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On Saturday, Telangana Education Minister Sabita Indra Reddy announced that all educational institutions in the state will resume classes in physical-mode, from February 1.
However, she had made it clear that it is mandatory for all educational institutions to implement Covid regulations on the premises.
The educational institutions in Telangana had closed for Sankranti vacations from January 8 to January 18. However, due to rising number of Covid cases, the state government had on January 16, further extended the holidays till January 30. The government had however permitted schools to conduct online classes during this period.
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Hyderabad: Telangana high court on Thursday ordered the continuation of online classes along with in-person classes in all educational institutions till February 20. The court said that online classes should be made available for those who cannot attend in-person classes due to the pandemic.
The direction comes two days after the reopening of the educational institutions in the state.
Recently, the state government has decided to reopen all the educational institutions on February 1.
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On Saturday, Telangana Education Minister Sabita Indra Reddy announced that all educational institutions in the state will resume classes in physical-mode, from February 1.
However, she had made it clear that it is mandatory for all educational institutions to implement Covid regulations on the premises.
The educational institutions in Telangana had closed for Sankranti vacations from January 8 to January 18. However, due to rising number of Covid cases, the state government had on January 16, further extended the holidays till January 30. The government had however permitted schools to conduct online classes during this period.
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