Bhopal: Lockdown implemented to prevent corona. Everything from the temple to the school was closed, but now the situation is becoming normal. Due to this, gradually the shops have been allowed to open in the market. Although the school of children has not been opened yet. Now the government and private schools of Madhya Pradesh will open with the consent of parents. Suggestions have been sought from parents, academics and common citizens in this regard. The School Education Department has asked for suggestions on the education portal regarding opening of schools. The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has asked all the states to consult common citizens regarding opening of schools. The department has asked everyone to make suggestions through education portal.

The department has not fixed any date for opening the school. Any decision on when and how to start the process of opening schools will be taken after August, keeping in mind the situation of Covid-19. In this regard, the department believes that it is mandatory to consult parents, students, academics, teachers, educational institutions and officials before starting school. According to the suggestion and consent of all, a decision will be taken to open the school. All the schools in the state are closed since March 22 due to infection of Covid-19. Madhya Pradesh Child Rights Protection Commission has issued suggestions regarding online classes to the School Education Department on Thursday.

To make suggestions on the portal, it has to be done, you will have to give your suggestions on the link given on the discussion forum of the education portal. You have to enter your mobile number to suggest. After this, the person can give his/her suggestion after verification of OTP on the given mobile number. You will be able to enter suggestions only once.

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