Decision to open all schools in the state from June 1
Decision to open all schools in the state from June 1
The lockdown has been implemented across the country due to the corona virus. In view of this, the government also ordered the closure of school kojals and educational institutions. But now the Jharkhand government is preparing to open a school. The Jharkhand government has decided to start a state school from June 1.
With this decision of the state, the world of education, which has been closed for so many months, will resume and children will continue to go to school.
There will also be a half-day on Saturday, Education Minister Jagarnath Mahto said, adding that preparations have been started to open all the schools in the state from June 1. Apart from this the situation will be assessed on 31st May consideringthe status of corona infection and then a final decision will be taken.
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