“Claus 11 of Grape Stage-III, Claus 5 of Grape Stage-IV and Claus 8 of Grape Stage-IV (to the extent that it belongs to colleges/educational institutions) is resting to the extent that in NCR and GNCTD State governments will ensure that in schools in schools, a ‘hybrid’ mode is held in all classes and colleges/educational institutions up to 12th standard, that is, both ‘physical’ and ‘online’ mode also, wherever online mode is possible In, in the districts of Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddha Nagar in the regional jurisdiction of NCT in Delhi and NCR, “read the order.
“The option of using online mode of education, wherever available, will be contained with students and their parents,” said this.
The CAQM order came to review the sanctions imposed on the physical classes due to air pollution in the national capital by the Supreme Court.
In many other cities in Delhi and North India, poor air quality usually persists for several months during the winter season, especially from November to January.
During this time, the level of AQI in the national capital often leads to strict restrictions under the third and fourth stages of grapes.
On Tuesday, November, the overall air quality index (AQI) in Delhi was recorded in 392 in the ‘Very Poor’ category at 9 am.
The CAQM, in its statement, mentioned in several primary schools in the Delhi-NCR region that there was a lack of resources to operate online classes. In addition, it has been said that classes 10 and 12 students as well as their school authorities are also killed by Stage-4 restrictions under grapes because they participate in physical classes for practical lessons and The board requires the required tests and additional tutorials and other competitive examinations.
As a result, the central panel asked the state governments to ensure that classes up to 12th standard with college and other educational institutions classes are held in “hybrid” mode wherever possible.
This order applies to Delhi as well as NCR districts of Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Gautam Buddha Nagar.
This came when the apex court asked CAQM to consider restoring physical classes in Delhi and NCR region, stating that students are being denied mid -day meal, besides participating in virtual classes. There is a shortage of whithelle.
T) Delhi Air Pollution
