School reopening date: Private school administrators staged a demonstration in Hisar, Haryana, demanding the closure of schools that have been closed for the past nine months due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. Under the chairmanship of District Collector Satyavan Kundu, school administrators, through a media memo to the chief minister, demanded that schools be opened regularly from first to eighth.

Directors of various schools across the district gathered at the park in Sector 15 and marched in a small procession and issued a memorandum to Tahsildar in the absence of the sheriff.

Mr Kundu said the closure of the school was affecting the education of children. He said that children cannot afford the affordability of smartphones in rural and urban areas and that those who do not have the same benefits from classroom education and online media. Schools should therefore be open from scratch to eighth in order for children to begin their studies on a regular basis.

Due to differences in government orders and news, a large number of students have not paid school fees due to the closure of jobs and commercial activity due to lockdown, he said. So the financial condition of private schools has deteriorated. He said schools should be saved by providing financial assistance from the government to pay the employees. He also demanded the waiver of school bus buses, taxes and insurance, which had been closed since March, and the speedy release of school fees for students studying under Rule 134A. Schools have grown to be a major source of relief.