दिल्ली में हाइब्रिड मोड में क्लासेस लगाने का आदेश: सुप्रीम कोर्ट की टिप्पणी के बाद एयर क्वालिटी कमीशन ने लिया फैसला

Due to air pollution in Delhi, classes up to 12th in government and private schools, which are being conducted in offline mode, will be conducted in hybrid mode. That means classes will run in both online and offline mode.

On Monday, the Supreme Court had heard on Delhi pollution. In this, the court said – Grape-4 will remain in force in Delhi until the pollution reduces. Also asked the Air Quality Commission to tell in 2 days how soon schools will open in Delhi.

Shortly after this, the Air Quality Committee (CAQM) of the Central Government had ordered to conduct classes up to 12th in schools of Delhi-NCR in hybrid mode.

After this, the Department of Education of Delhi directed the heads of government, non-government aided, private and recognized schools to immediately convey this information to the parents and guardians of the students.

CAQM said- Board exam preparation of 10th and 12th students was affected. CAQM said most primary schools in Delhi and NCR lack the resources required to run completely online classes. The commission also said that the restrictions of the fourth phase of GRAP have had the biggest impact on class 10th and 12th students and their schools, because these students are required to be physically present for practicals and tests to prepare for board and competitive exams. It is necessary to have.

CAQM has directed state governments to conduct classes in all schools in Delhi and NCR districts (Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddha Nagar), including classes up to class 12, in colleges and educational institutions in “hybrid” mode as far as possible. Be driven.

Supreme Court refuses to relax the restrictions of the fourth phase of GRAP Earlier in the day, the Supreme Court had directed the CAQM to consider resumption of physical classes in schools and colleges in NCR and surrounding areas. The court emphasized that students are not getting mid-day meals and many students do not have the necessary resources to attend virtual classes.

However, the Court refused to relax the restrictions of the fourth phase of GRAP and said that the restrictions can be lifted only if there is a sustained decline in AQI levels.