BENGALURU: Sixteen drivers taking children to their schools were found to be driving under the influence of alcohol on Tuesday morning, underscoring t.
Several remained indecisive, while others were vehement about their demand to push the date of reopening further.
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COVID-19 rapid testing is carried at the entrance of Banshankari BMTC Bus terminal on Monday. (Photo| Ashish Krishna, EPS) By Express News Service
BENGALURU : Even as schools prepare for a January 1 grand opening for students of Class 6 onwards, parents are even more apprehensive with a new variant of SARS-CoV-2 emerging in the United Kingdom and threatening to spread across the world. They now prefer to take a wait-and-watch approach for at least two weeks.
Several remained indecisive, while others were vehement about their demand to push the date of reopening further. Chandramukhi, parent of a grade 9 student of CBSE board, said, “Schools could be opened in June. Summer vacations will begin in a couple of months, what will schools teach Class 6-8 students in this short period?”