perhaps the school will reopen in february
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Tribune News Service
Tribune News Service
Shimla, January 15
With a steady decline in Covid cases, the Himachal Cabinet today decided to open summer closing schools for students from February 1 while classes in winter closing schools would begin from February 15.
College classes from Feb 8
Classes in summer closing schools to start from February 1, and in winter closing schools from February 15
All government colleges will open for regular classes from February 8
ITIs, polytechnics and engineering colleges to open from February 1
The decision to open schools was taken by the Cabinet at its meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur here today. All the government colleges would be opened for regular classes from February 8 after winter vacations by following the SOPs.
The teachers of summer closing government schools would attend schools from January 27 while regular classes of classes V and class VIII to XII of the summer closing schools would be from February 1 by strictly following laid down SOPs. The school management of these schools would ensure strict use of face masks, social distancing and use of sanitizers in the school premises. Similarly, ITIs, polytechnics and engineering colleges would open from February 1.
The Cabinet also decided that students of classes V and classes VIII to XII of winter closing schools would be allowed after winter vacations from February 15. However, online system for education under Har Ghar Pathshala would continue. Similar system can be adopted by the private schools in the state.
Keeping in view the Covid-19 pandemic, the state government has constructed four makeshift hospitals at Indira Gandhi Medical (IGMC), Shimla, Community Health Centre, Nalagarh, Tanda and Medical College and Ner Chowk, Mandi. Due to the reduction in Covid-19 active cases, the Cabinet has decided to ensure their optimum use. As such, the IGMC, Shimla, would be used as medicine intensive care unit, Tanda college as communicable diseases/infectious diseases ward, Nalagarh hospital as trauma care centre and Mandi hospital as super specialty ward.
It was also decided to notify zonal hospital Dharamsala and DDU Hospital, Shimla, as non-Covid hospitals.
The Cabinet gave its approval to issue Letter of Intent in favour of M/s RCCPL Private Ltd, Navi Mumbai, regarding mining lease on 599.1935 hectares of area for extraction of lime stones and mining minerals in Shimla district for a period of three years.
In order to facilitate the early construction of Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru Government Medical College Chamba complex, the Cabinet gave its nod to raze 28 old government structures from the construction site.
The Cabinet decided to set up Women Help Desks in district police offices and police thanas in the state to make police stations more women friendly and approachable. It also gave its nod to purchase 136 scooty/scooter along with 272 helmets and 136 desktop computers to strengthen the Women Help Desks in police department.
The Cabinet gave its consent to provide required machinery and equipment to strengthen anti-human trafficking units in six districts of the state, namely Shimla, Kangra, Kullu, Sirmaur, Solan and Chamba.