Urging the teachers to take this as an opportunity, HRD minister said that this should be taken not as a challenge but an opportunity. Speaking on Vidyadaan and other online digital learning app like Diksha, he asked the teachers to adapt the digital learning process and also to contribute to the same. Addressing the teachers, the minister spoke on the various measures being taken to ensure learning does not stop. HRD Minister conducted a live session for the teachers today - Acharya Devo Bhava. In a related news, in a press conference, Arvind Kejriwal also confirmed that Delhi schools are not likely to be reopened yet. Plans like spaced seating arrangement, different timings for various classes and further division of classes was being considered to ascertain the best model for reopening schools, colleges and various educational institutes in the country. He shared that various plans are being considered on how and when to reopen the schools. As for the schools, however, he stated that schools would re-open only when the present situation is normalized. In a live webinar with teachers, the education minister shared that the government along with NCERT and UGC are formalizing various plans on re-opening the universities and resuming classes post lockdown. Putting clarity on the question of when schools would re-open, the HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank today stated that there was no plan to reopen schools as yet. HRD Minister Webinar on May 14 for teaches: Key Highlights | Photo Credit:В Twitter

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