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A majority of teachers (43 percent) expressed that they were not satisfied with teaching online and nine percent of the participants were not at all happy with it, the survey said.

The Supreme Court called for the need to provide adequate equipment and access to online education for children from the EWS category.

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Three months after the second consecutive e-academic year commenced, 4.71 lakh schoolchildren in Kerala still do not have digital devices to access e-classes, and over 3,000 wards in the state are facing poor or no Internet connectivity. Interestingly, Kerala was declared the first digital state in 2016 by then President Pranab Mukherjee citing 100% mobile connectivity and 75%

A survey on primary education carried out by a non-governmental organisation, Gyan Vigyan Samiti (GVS), in rural parts of Jharkhand has revealed that

Due to the COVID situation in the state, government junior colleges increased their admissions. Parents are preferring to join their children in government colleges as there is no need to pay fees for online classes. Falaknuma Government Junior College, which rarely gets 500, has whopped 2000 plus admissions this year. It shows how badly COVID impacted middle-class families.

Chandigarh [India], August 11 (ANI): As colleges in Chandigarh reopen on Wednesday, students say that online classes are not enough for proper knowledge as they prefer physical classes.

India has been witnessing a continuous fall in the active caseload. It today stands at 3,88,508, which is the lowest in 139 days.

Schools in Delhi will partially resume classes and students are permitted to visit their schools for admission-related work and practicals

Parents demand breakup of fees paid, shocked to see extras besides tuition charges — despite govt directives; want it refunded or adjusted in current academic y