PM Modi imposed a lockdown of 21 days to free the country from the corona. Online education has been started for children sitting in homes amid lockdown, but there was a big problem of not getting books due to the closure of schools and markets. NCERT has now solved this problem of school children. They will now get all the books online. NCERT has released a portal called E-Books Dash NCERT. The special thing is that on this portal, new books of the current session of all subjects from class 1st to 12th are available with QR code. 

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The QR code of all the chapters has also been given here. Along with this, NCERT books prepared for all states and union territories have also been made online through this portal. There was a demand from parents to make books available as well. After which the NCRT has taken this initiative. Meanwhile, online education for school children has started which is being conducted live through social media like television, YouTube, Facebook, along with this, teachers of different subjects from schools are also preparing videos and sending them directly to the students. Online education is being continuously monitored at the level of the ministry.

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The Ministry of Human Resource Development has given a lot of suggestions during this period to the educated India online campaign, which has been launched to promote online education. In the first three days, the campaign has been suggested to about 3700 people. The top-10 topics trending on Twitter are also included. The ministry has currently asked people to give suggestions by 16 April. Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank launched this campaign on 10 April. It was indicated that in future, online studies will be started at a bigger level. Earlier, the ministry has also constituted a committee for online examination.

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