Government worried over future of children studying in private schools also: Badal
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Ranchi: Agriculture Minister Badal on Sunday said that the state government is also concerned over the future of children studying in the private schools. Virtually addressing the state level meeting of private schools and children welfare association he said that he himself has been regularly holding discussions over the issue with Chief Minister Hemant Soren and other cabinet colleagues. He said that centre and scientists are working to develop a vaccine for the children going to schools. The minister said that if vaccination of all the children going to a particular coaching institution is complete some relaxations might be considered. He said that the schools are trying their best to provide online education to the children. Badal said that apart from the future of the children studying in these private schools the government was also aware of the problems of the teachers and other staffs working in the schools and is taking steps to solve their problems.
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