Schools and Junior Collages closed till May 31 : Education Minister
Schools and Junior Collages closed till May 31 : Education Minister
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Telangana at surge of corona virus cases, on Sunday more than 8000 cases of corona infection reported within single day. In this regard, Education Minister P. Savitha Indra Reddy has declared holidays for schools and junior colleges from April 27 to May 31.Let us share here that she announced the same as per the directions of the chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. Here it is to be noted that Chief Minister KCR  conducted a review meeting over the COVID-19 situation in the state with Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar and other education department officials after that this decision was taken.

For your information let us share that the minister said for further action plan the reopening of schools and junior colleges will be decided depending on the Covid-19 situation on June 1.  April 26 will be the last working day of the academic year for 2021, she added.Amid rising cases of COVID 19 in the state, the SSC Class 10 exams have been cancelled by the State government and passed 5,21,392 students. The TS Intermediate second year exams have also been postponed. The announcement on Telangana Board Exam 2021 was made by the special chief secretary to the government Chitra Ramchandran on April 15, 2021. More than 53,79,388 students in Class 1-9 were also promoted.

At Nutshell she added that Class 10 students of Telangana would be evaluated on the basis of an “objective criteria”, which will be developed by the Telangana SSC board soon. The decision regarding the TS Inter Class 12 exams will be taken in the first week of June, after reviewing the COVID 19 situation.

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