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In pics: Schools reopen in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and other states after Covid-19 hiatus

Amid declining Covid-19 cases in the country, several states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar reopened schools, colleges and other educational institutions for physical classes from Monday (February 7, 2022). 

Kerala, Odisha, Punjab and Gujarat were the other states that opened their school gates for offline classes.

Here are some pictures of students going to their schools and attending classes.

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Students board a DTC bus in Delhi
Students board a DTC bus in Delhi

Students board a DTC bus in Delhi after schools reopened for 9th to 12th standard. (PTI Photo)

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Bags kept for sanitisation in Delhi
Bags kept for sanitisation in Delhi

Bags kept for sanitisation as students wait to enter classrooms after schools reopened for 9th to 12th standard students in New Delhi. (PTI Photo)

 

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Students attend morning assembly prayers in Uttar Pradesh
Students attend morning assembly prayers in Uttar Pradesh

Students pray during morning assembly prayers in Meerut. (PTI Photo)

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Students attend a class in Bihar
Students attend a class in Bihar

Students attend a class after schools reopened following ease in Covid-induced restrictions in Patna (PTI Photo)

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Students cheer as they attend a class in Delhi
Students cheer as they attend a class in Delhi

Schools reopened in Delhi after the Covid-19 hiatus. (IANS Photo)

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Students attend a class in Delhi
Students attend a class in Delhi

Students attend a class in Delhi as schools reopened for physical classes. (IANS Photo)

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Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia with students
Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia with students

Delhi Deputy CM and Education Minister Manish Sisodia interacted with students as schools reopened in the national capital.

 

"We are happy the schools reopened. Online classes are just alternatives. We were eagerly waiting for classes to resume offline. I spoke to students today, they are also of the opinion that classes are better in schools offline. The one to one interaction of teachers and students is necessary for better education," Sisodia said.

 

 





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