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 | Bengaluru schools to resume classes in full swing for 9 to 12 from February 1Meanwhile, Vidyagama for Classes for 6-8 will continue, and the TAC will meet again in the second week of February to decide on the reopening of the other classes | |
 | Karnataka announces tentative time-table for SSLC exams, regular classes for class 9, 10, PUC 1 and 2 students from February 1After February 15, Suresh Kumar will hold a meeting with Technical Advisory Committee again and decide on starting Vidyagama classes for the remaining 1 to 5 students
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 | After schools resume normal classes, six more teachers test positive for COVID-19 in KarnatakaSixteen teachers in private as well as government schools have been tested positive for COVID-19 but the state government doesn't seem to have plans to shut the schools | |
 | Karnataka High Court asks state government to open schools in phased manner and ascertain if children have been forced into marriage or labourIn response to the court's order on December 4, the state informed the court that it had issued an order directing that Vidyagama programme be resumed from January 1, 2021, for Classes 1-10 | |
 | Karnataka's Technical Advisory Committee suggests class 10 and 12 students return to schools in limited number and only twice a weekThe TAC also gave its nod to resume classes for Grades 9 and 11 from Jan 15, while Vidyagama is to be compulsory for Classes 6-8 from January 1. But the number of students should be limited | |
 | Karnataka Government to restart its flagship programme, Vidyagama for school students from January 1This time, the programme has also been rolled out for private aided and unaided schools, and classes can be held on the school premises for half a day, but not inside classrooms, Suresh Kumar told | |
 | Vidyagama programme halted after COVID cases reported among teachers and students in BelagaviSoon after COVID cases were reported in villages in Belagavi, the opposition parties in Karnataka have suggested Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa not to open schools or colleges this year | |
 | These teachers from Puttur in Dakshina Kannada are making the Vidyagama programme tickVidyagama is an initiative by the Government of Karnataka to conduct offline classes for students who can't access mobiles phones or TV. Currently 600 kids are benefitted from this programme |
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