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List Of States Reopening Schools, Colleges From February 1
Schools in many states including Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Rajasthan will resume offline classes for their students from February 1 after a prolonged closure amid Covid scare.
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Tamil Nadu Schools, Colleges To Open Feb 1, No Night Curfew From Today
Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu, shut due to concerns over the coronavirus cases, will reopen on February 1, the state government announced today. The night curfew too has been lifted from tomorrow.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Reopen For Class 9 To 12 Students Tomorrow
Tamil Nadu School Reopening Date 2021: Schools in Tamil Nadu for the students of Class 9 to 12, colleges and polytechnics will reopen from tomorrow, September 1.
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Tamil Nadu Releases SOP For Reopening Schools From September 1
The Tamil Nadu government has released Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for reopening schools for classes 9 to 12. Schools in the state, for classes 9 to 12, and medical colleges will reopen from September 1.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Reopen For Classes 9-12 On September 1
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday proposed to resume physical classes for students from Classes 9 to 12 from September 1 and allow re-opening of medical colleges in the State from August 16.
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Tamil Nadu: Reopening Of Schools, College To Be Decided On November 9, Says Chief Minister K Palaniswami
A decision on re-opening of schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu would be taken during a consultative meeting with the officials on November 9, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said Friday.
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Tamil Nadu Allows Schools, Colleges To Reopen From November
Tamil Nadu School Reopening: Schools, all colleges, research and other educational institutions, besides hostels would be allowed to open from November 16, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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Tamil Nadu To Reopen Schools, Colleges From Nov 16, Theatres From Nov 10
Classes 9 and above in schools along with colleges will be allowed to reopen from November 16 with COVID-19 safety norms, the Tamil Nadu government announced on Saturday.
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Bengaluru Normal But Cauvery Issue Simmers With Today's Rail Roko: 10 Facts
After two days of violent protests over Cauvery dispute - which led to a shutdown -- Bengaluru was largely peaceful on Wednesday. A curfew imposed on the city's violence-hit areas since Monday was removed. Bus and metro services started and some schools and colleges also reopened.
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Schools, Colleges Reopen Across Tamil Nadu After Floods
After torrential rains and floods forced their closure for nearly a month, schools and colleges in Chennai and its neighbouring districts reopened today.
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Chennai Schools, Colleges Re-Open After Month-Long Holiday
Schools and colleges in Chennai, that remained closed for almost a month due to devastating rain and flooding in the city, have reopened today.
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Schools and Colleges in Chennai Reopen to Longer Days Ahead
Schools and colleges in Chennai reopened today after staying shut for two weeks due to heavy rains. However, 24 schools that were temporarily converted into relief centres remained closed.
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List Of States Reopening Schools, Colleges From February 1
Schools in many states including Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Rajasthan will resume offline classes for their students from February 1 after a prolonged closure amid Covid scare.
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Tamil Nadu Schools, Colleges To Open Feb 1, No Night Curfew From Today
Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu, shut due to concerns over the coronavirus cases, will reopen on February 1, the state government announced today. The night curfew too has been lifted from tomorrow.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Reopen For Class 9 To 12 Students Tomorrow
Tamil Nadu School Reopening Date 2021: Schools in Tamil Nadu for the students of Class 9 to 12, colleges and polytechnics will reopen from tomorrow, September 1.
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Tamil Nadu Releases SOP For Reopening Schools From September 1
The Tamil Nadu government has released Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for reopening schools for classes 9 to 12. Schools in the state, for classes 9 to 12, and medical colleges will reopen from September 1.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Reopen For Classes 9-12 On September 1
The Tamil Nadu government on Friday proposed to resume physical classes for students from Classes 9 to 12 from September 1 and allow re-opening of medical colleges in the State from August 16.
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Tamil Nadu: Reopening Of Schools, College To Be Decided On November 9, Says Chief Minister K Palaniswami
A decision on re-opening of schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu would be taken during a consultative meeting with the officials on November 9, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said Friday.
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Tamil Nadu Allows Schools, Colleges To Reopen From November
Tamil Nadu School Reopening: Schools, all colleges, research and other educational institutions, besides hostels would be allowed to open from November 16, Chief Minister K Palaniswami said.
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Tamil Nadu To Reopen Schools, Colleges From Nov 16, Theatres From Nov 10
Classes 9 and above in schools along with colleges will be allowed to reopen from November 16 with COVID-19 safety norms, the Tamil Nadu government announced on Saturday.
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Bengaluru Normal But Cauvery Issue Simmers With Today's Rail Roko: 10 Facts
After two days of violent protests over Cauvery dispute - which led to a shutdown -- Bengaluru was largely peaceful on Wednesday. A curfew imposed on the city's violence-hit areas since Monday was removed. Bus and metro services started and some schools and colleges also reopened.
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Schools, Colleges Reopen Across Tamil Nadu After Floods
After torrential rains and floods forced their closure for nearly a month, schools and colleges in Chennai and its neighbouring districts reopened today.
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Chennai Schools, Colleges Re-Open After Month-Long Holiday
Schools and colleges in Chennai, that remained closed for almost a month due to devastating rain and flooding in the city, have reopened today.
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Schools and Colleges in Chennai Reopen to Longer Days Ahead
Schools and colleges in Chennai reopened today after staying shut for two weeks due to heavy rains. However, 24 schools that were temporarily converted into relief centres remained closed.
