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Mangaluru: Weeklong no school – DC directs classes on public holidays

  •   Fri, Jul 08 2022 01:43:54 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Jul 8: The deputy commissioner of Dakshina Kannada, Dr Rajendra K V has instructed the educational institutions to hold classes on public holidays in order to complete the syllabus that is left behind due to the weeklong holiday that is declared to schools and colleges due to incessant rains.

A red alert has been declared in the district continuously from Tuesday, due to the copious amounts of rain that is showering in the district. In addition to drains and ponds overflowing, there are incidents of landslides. As a precaution, holidays have been declared for all the educational institutions right from Anganwadi to post graduate classes. The Saturday of July 9 will also be a holiday for the same reason.

Classes are being lost due to continuous holidays. This will have an impact on the syllabus completion. So the DC has asked the educational institutions to cover up the lost lessons during public holidays.

Educational institutions will start functioning from Monday, July 11. There are instances of declaring one or two days of holidays for schools and colleges in the past due to heavy rains. However, this is the first instance where the holidays have been given continuously for a week due to incessant rains.

Rain fury continues in Dakshina Kannada district. Red alert is declared on Friday and Saturday too.

 
  

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  • Samuel, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 09 2022

    Why this harassment for teachers especially private sector.. they had been coming for duty on all these days. It's a stress on them. In some schools they are paid less than minimum wages fixed by government. They don't even get 10000 per month. Annual increment is just 100 to 200 rupees. DC Sir please don't do this

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    in online class's students have become docile, lazy and lethargic. most importantly dey lose prudence & quality of education.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    I think it is better to close the schools and Colleges till rainy season.( only online classes) Then pass all students like Corona virus time they have passed all students. Any how the future is dark not only for students but also all other peoples.

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  • angelina, manglore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    if the teachers are doing work in school/colleges they can take online classes as well it was better but why deducting public holidays moreover online classes would have made the burden less and students would not have wasted their time.

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  • dcosta de kadri, Kadri mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    What a stupid decision, are the children doing their MBBS. till now only 4 days of holidays are given.

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  • SDC, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    Then, why didn't the DC mention in his earlier order that the school staff also gets rain holiday? Some private schools forced the staff to work during rain holidays and then they have to work on public holidays. That's so unfair Mr. DC

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  • Akil, Udupi/Bengaluru

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    These are just Man-Made Disasters for his selfish gains!!! But, Nature will silently take back, all that which belongs to it!!! You better realise this fact at the earliest and start living in harmony with Nature!!! Jai Hind!!!

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  • Rakesh, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    I will not send my kids during sunday/other holidays .. better reduce syllabus and no harassement for kids.. Stop such policy ..

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  • prakash, Manipal

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    Better idea would be to have online classes on heavy rainy days... That saves kids and teachers enjoying public holidays... Teachers have more stress here as they may not be permitted leave on heavy rainy days... Anyway students and teachers are used to online classes...

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  • Rakesh, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    Prakash do you know all get net if they there is heavy rain ? current wont be there ... what a idea of yours sirji

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  • VINITA PRIMA PEREIRA, Valencia

    Fri, Jul 08 2022

    Dear Prakash, I would like to bring to your notice that only the students have got holidays. The staff are coming to school and doing their routine work.

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