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Don't Think Children Carry Unnecessarily Heavy Bags, No New Directive Needed: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking that weight of school bags be reduced, saying it does not think children carry "unnecessarily heavy bags" as books have become thinner in tune with the times.
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12-Year-Old School Boy Plans Protest Against Heavy School Bags
12-year-old school boy Rugved Raikwar will lead an agitation in Chandrapur near Nagpur in Maharashtra on October 2 to protest heavy school bags. Rugved, who studies in Vidyaniketan School in Chandrapur, plans to hold a sit-in to draw the attention of the state administration towards the hardships and health hazards which the students face due to he...
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Fed Up With Heavy School Bags, 2 Students Hold Press Meet To Narrate Woes
Burdened with heavy school bags, two seventh grade boys held a press conference here to highlight the plight of students who carry a load of 5-7 kg on their shoulders daily to attend classes.
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Circular On Reducing Schools Bag Weight Followed: Government To High Court
Maharashtra government today told the Bombay High Court that most schools in the state had implemented its circular issuing guidelines on reduction of weight of school bags carried by students.
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Issue Circular on Weight of School Bags: High Court to Maharashtra
Voicing concern over heavy bags carried by school children, the Bombay High Court today asked Maharashtra Government to issue a circular within a month fixing a date for implementing recommendations of an expert committee that looked into the issue.
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58 Per Cent Children Suffer From Ailment Due to Heavy School Bags: Bombay High Court
Children carry very heavy school bags in comparison to their age and over 58 per cent of students below 10 years of age are suffering from orthopaedic ailments, said a Maharashtra-government-appointed committee report submitted to the Bombay High Court today.
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Don't Think Children Carry Unnecessarily Heavy Bags, No New Directive Needed: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking that weight of school bags be reduced, saying it does not think children carry "unnecessarily heavy bags" as books have become thinner in tune with the times.
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12-Year-Old School Boy Plans Protest Against Heavy School Bags
12-year-old school boy Rugved Raikwar will lead an agitation in Chandrapur near Nagpur in Maharashtra on October 2 to protest heavy school bags. Rugved, who studies in Vidyaniketan School in Chandrapur, plans to hold a sit-in to draw the attention of the state administration towards the hardships and health hazards which the students face due to he...
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Fed Up With Heavy School Bags, 2 Students Hold Press Meet To Narrate Woes
Burdened with heavy school bags, two seventh grade boys held a press conference here to highlight the plight of students who carry a load of 5-7 kg on their shoulders daily to attend classes.
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Circular On Reducing Schools Bag Weight Followed: Government To High Court
Maharashtra government today told the Bombay High Court that most schools in the state had implemented its circular issuing guidelines on reduction of weight of school bags carried by students.
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Issue Circular on Weight of School Bags: High Court to Maharashtra
Voicing concern over heavy bags carried by school children, the Bombay High Court today asked Maharashtra Government to issue a circular within a month fixing a date for implementing recommendations of an expert committee that looked into the issue.
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58 Per Cent Children Suffer From Ailment Due to Heavy School Bags: Bombay High Court
Children carry very heavy school bags in comparison to their age and over 58 per cent of students below 10 years of age are suffering from orthopaedic ailments, said a Maharashtra-government-appointed committee report submitted to the Bombay High Court today.
