Schools will start from May 28
Classes should begin by distributing sweets to students and tying festoons to schools
Bengaluru, May 25: As the schools for the current academic year would being from May 28, the Education department has directed the teachers and staff to make it a celebration by distributing sweets to the students on the first day and tying festoons to the schools.
The school authorities should make all arrangements for beginning the schools. Classrooms and school premises should be cleaned and make arrangements for drinking water and toilets. The schools should be decorated with festoons and palatine leaves and students should be given sweets before beginning the school, the department has directed.
For the new students, the first day in the school should be more memorable and enjoyable. Since first day, the authorities should create conducive environment for learning. This would inspire the students to learn with joy, the department said.
School visits
Subject supervisors should visit the schools in their jurisdictions and ensure that all schools are opened on the first day.
- School visit would be conducted from June 1-8
- Special jatha or band-set should be used to bring the students who are absent in the morning, to the schools
- Visiting teams should visit each school and make sure that classrooms, premises, toilets, kitchen are clean or not
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Five to six opposition MLAs might cross over to Mahayuti in few months: NCP chief whip Anil Patil
Mumbai, Nov 24: There is unrest in the Maha Vikas Aghadi camp and its five to six MLAs might join the ruling Mahayuti in the next few months, claimed NCP chief whip Anil Patil, who has retained his Amalner assembly seat, on Sunday.
The MVA of Congress, NCP (SP) and Shiv Sena (UBT) suffered a crushing blow in the Maharashtra assembly polls, winning only 46 of the state's 288 seats. By contrast, the BJP-led ruling coalition, which also has NCP and Shiv Sena as partners, bagged an impressive 230 seats.
“There is tremendous unrest among some NCP (SP), Congress and Sena (UBT) MLAs who have been re-elected. Those having good relations with us have expressed concerns over MVA’s massive defeat,” Patil told Marathi news channel ABP Majha.
If one wants development works in his constituency, it is good to be in power, said the legislator from Ajit Pawar’s party.
“The MVA MLAs feel their future is uncertain. It shouldn’t be a surprise if five to six MLAs cross over to the Mahayuti in the next four months,” he said.
In the results of the Maharashtra polls declared on Saturday, BJP won in 132 constituencies, while its partners Shiv Sena and NCP walked away with 57 and 41 seats, respectively.
From the MVA camp, Shiv Sena (UBT) bagged 20 seats followed by Congress’ 16 and 10 by NCP (SP).
