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Amid closure of Schools, Govt likely to commence regular Tele—Classes for 9-12th standard

May 24, 2021

**Srinagar, May 24 (KNO):** Amid the continuous closure of schools due to spike in COVID-19 cases, the government is mulling to start regular Tele—Classes for 9th to 12th standard of all major subjects to compensate the academic losses of students.

Administrative Secretary to government for the School Education Department, B K Singh told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that the department was drafting a proposal in this regard and will submit it to the government for approval.

“We are drafting a proposal to start regular Tele—Classes for a whole day for the students of 9-12 classes to compensate the academic losses,” Singh said—(KNO)

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