New Delhi: From November 29, the Delhi government will restart direct courses and government offices at schools, colleges, and other educational institutions. The decision was made in light of recent "improvements" in air quality. Let me inform you that on November 13th, the Delhi government issued an order prohibiting the closure, building, and destruction of any educational institutions. The government stated last Wednesday that educational institutions in Delhi will reopen, and schools and parent organisations had diverse reactions to the move.

Some argue that it is important to compensate for the loss of studies, while others call it a "rash choice." Let me inform you that, according to the Delhi Parents Association, Delhi's air quality and the covid-19 outbreak continue to be a source of concern and can harm children's lungs. Some schools claim that they have made the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of children and that they will be able to handle things smoothly because only half of the kids in each class will be admitted at a time.

In light of the "improvement" in air quality in the city, the Delhi government said earlier in the day that courses will resume by physically visiting schools, colleges, and other educational institutions, and government offices would reopen on November 29. According to reports, DPA president Aparajita Gautam stated that the majority of parents disagree with the government's choice.

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