The Directorate of Education (DoE) in Delhi has allowed students to attend classes without books and uniforms temporarily, following the recent floods in the city. This is to help students who have lost their belongings in the floods and to ensure that they do not miss out on their studies.
The DoE has said that it will provide new sets of books and uniforms to the affected students as soon as possible. In the meantime, students can attend classes in whatever they have, or they can borrow books and uniforms from their classmates or teachers.
The decision to allow students to attend classes without books and uniforms has been welcomed by parents and teachers. They say that it is important for students to continue their studies, even in the wake of a natural disaster.
The floods in Delhi have caused widespread damage, and many families have lost their homes and belongings. The DoE's decision to allow students to attend classes without books and uniforms is a small way to help those who have been affected by the floods.
Here are some of the reasons why the DoE has allowed students to attend classes without books and uniforms temporarily:
- To help students who have lost their belongings in the floods.
- To ensure that students do not miss out on their studies.
- To provide a sense of normalcy for students who have been through a traumatic experience.
- To send a message of hope to students and their families.
The DoE's decision is a temporary measure, and it is expected that students will be able to resume using their regular books and uniforms once new ones have been arranged. In the meantime, the DoE has asked schools to make arrangements for students to borrow books and uniforms from their classmates or teachers.