The Puducherry government has decided to reopen schools for classes 9 to 12 students, and colleges from July 16, Chief Minister N Rangaswamy announced on Sunday.
Issuing fresh guidelines, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said that only 50 per cent of students will be allowed to attend campuses. It also added that the students can attend physical classes on a voluntary basis. However, physical attendance will not be made mandatory.
The Karnataka govenment will consider opening higher educational institutions in a phased manner after vaccinating students and teachers, Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa said Tuesday.
A resolution in this regard was passed at a meeting of the Council of Ministers, chaired by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.
Bihar schools, colleges shut: The Bihar government on Sunday ordered the closure of schools, colleges and other educational institutions until May 15. Moreover, the state-run schools and universities will not conduct any exam during the period, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said.
The Himachal Pradesh Cabinet on Friday decided to keep all educational institutions shut till April 21 to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
The Punjab government on Tuesday extended restrictions to tackle coronavirus with schools and colleges to remain shut for another 10 days.
Regular offline classes for college students would continue in Karnataka and semester examinations held as per the time table of universities, Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan said on Tuesday.
All educational institutions including schools and colleges have been ordered to shut in Telangana, amid a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Schools, colleges and Anganwadis will be closed in Chhattisgarh with immediate effect, minister Ravindra Choubey announced on Sunday as COVID-19 cases witnesses a spike in the state.
A post circulating on social media has claimed that the government has ordered the closure of schools/colleges and cancellation of examinations, in wake of the fresh spike in coronavirus infections.
The Uttarakhand government on Wednesday ordered the reopening of state universities and degree colleges from March 1.
Maharashtra's Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant on Wednesday announced that colleges in Maharashtra will reopen with 50 per cent occupancy from February 15, rule of minimum 75 per cent attendance to be waived off for this year.
The Karnataka government has decided to hold full-day classes for students of class 9, 10, and first and second year Pre-University across the state from February 1, Primary and Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar said on Thursday.
After a prolonged closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, colleges in Meghalaya will reopen on February 1, state Education Minister Lahkmen Rymbui said on Thursday.
Colleges in Karnataka will resume classroom teaching for students of undergraduate, postgraduate, engineering and diploma courses on January 15, Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayana said on Monday.
The Maharashtra government will take a decision by January 20 about reopening colleges with 50 per cent capacity, the state higher and technical education minister, Uday Samant said on Saturday.
In the wake of the prevailing coronavirus situation in Jammu and Kashmir, schools, colleges and higher education institutes will continue to remain closed till December 31 across the Union Territory, according to the government order issued on Sunday.
Himachal Pradesh government on Monday announced to close all the schools, colleges and other educational institutions in the state till February next year.
In the wake of the prevailing coronavirus situation in Rajasthan, schools, colleges and coaching institutions will continue to remain closed till November 30 across the state, according to an official order issued on Tuesday.
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