When will the schools open: The process of unlocking begins, know when the schools will start in these 7 states

Keeping in view the circumstances arising due to corona infection in the country, various restrictions were imposed. All schools and colleges in the country were closed. But now due to fewer cases of corona in India, the process of unlocking is being adopted by the states. In such a situation, many states have now decided to open schools as well. In some states, it has been decided to open schools for teachers and staff. While some have not taken any decision yet. Let's know what is the current status of schools in your state…

Punjab - Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla on 22 May announced that all schools in the state - government, semi-government and private will remain closed for students, teachers, and staff members from May 24 to June 23.

Delhi: Because of the possibility of the third wave and the current situation of Corona, schools have been instructed to work in online mode.

Goa: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said that schools across the state will be started in online mode from June 21. The Directorate of Education issued a circular on Thursday, directing all the teachers to be present in the school from June 21.

J&K: After closely assessing the prevailing situation in the state, all schools and colleges have been directed to remain closed till June 30.

Uttar Pradesh: The state government of Uttar Pradesh has decided to reopen primary and upper primary school from July 1. However, the government has allowed only teachers and administrative staff to visit the schools. Meanwhile, students can complete the new academic session admission process.

Haryana: Education Minister Kanwar Pal has ordered the closure of all schools in the state till June 30 and extended summer vacations.

Madhya Pradesh: On Thursday, the state government has issued an official notification and informed about the opening of the school. Let us inform you that the process of admission in all government schools will continue till June 30 in the state. At the same time, there will be 100% attendance of academic and non-teaching staff in all government schools. No permission has been given to start regular classes yet.