What is Hybrid Mode?

Let us tell you that the hybrid mode means that the classes will run both online and offline (physically). Students and their parents can study them through online medium if they want. Schools that have online learning facility will implement this option.

Relief for students and parents…

Keeping in mind the health of children in the district due to pollution, schools were ordered to remain closed till November 26. However, now the educational activities will start from hybrid mode, allowing students and parents to choose between online and offline medium as per their convenience.

So it was decided…

Gautam Budh Nagar, which includes Noida and Greater Noida, currently has a not very good Air Quality Index (AQI). There has been some relief from the cold and pollution levels, due to which this decision has been taken keeping in mind the health of the children. So that the studies of the students are not affected and the health of the students is also protected.

The decision will depend on the next situation…

The district administration has made it clear that this system will remain in force until the new order is issued. Keeping in view the environmental condition and health hazards, the administration will issue orders to take necessary steps in future.

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The distance between Noida and Dadri is about 35 kilometers. The Yogi government has given the responsibility of driving license to a third party. The name of the company which has been given this responsibility is Shivam (Marbles) Driving and Training Center.

The company has set up a unit with simulators and tracks near Bisara in Dadri to conduct automated and CCTV-monitored training and driving tests before issuing driving licences to applicants. Assistant Regional Transport Officer (ARTO) Siyaram Verma said the transport department in Sector 33 will no longer process driving licence applications after July 31. Applicants from Noida and Greater Noida will have to visit the Dadri centre for tests and training from August 1.

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On an average, 7,000 applications are received every month

Verma said private companies are being roped in to provide relief to the transport department, which is already burdened with paperwork. An estimated 7,000 applications for driving licences are received every month and on an average 5,000 applications are processed after tests and training. The second centre, run by Sai Fire Appliances Pvt Ltd, will be set up in Jewar. Three more are also in the pipeline, Verma said.

Locals unhappy

However, many residents claimed that the decision to set up driving centres in Dadri and Jewar was impractical because of the distance. “If the government wants to set up centres in Dadri or Jewar, they can. But why should they stop this service for residents at the Noida office? We will meet the RTO officials and demand that the service not be suspended at the Noida office,” said KK Jain, general secretary of the Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Association (FONRWA). Noida is around 35 km from Dadri and around 50 km from Jewar.

Training fees range from Rs 500 to Rs 10,000

Meanwhile, Shivam DTC owner Pawan Bansal told TOI that the Dadri centre is built on 2 acres and is equipped with an advanced driving track, simulators and CCTV cameras. The DTC will offer training courses for light, medium and heavy motor vehicles, as well as specialised courses in night and hill driving, wet weather driving and handling vehicles carrying dangerous goods. The course fees will range from Rs 500 to Rs 10,000.

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In fact, in view of the cold, the Gautam Buddha Nagar district administration has announced holidays in all the recognized schools of classes from nursery to eighth till January 6. Gautam Buddha Nagar District Magistrate Manish Kumar Verma said that due to severe cold and dense fog, an order has been given to declare holidays till January 6 for the children from nursery to eighth class in all the board-affiliated schools.

He told that this order is for all schools. Strict action will be taken against school operators who do not follow the rules.

Schools can open on January 8

Schools from classes nursery to 8th can now open from Monday, January 8. Currently, schools have been closed till January 6, whereas due to January 7 being a Sunday, all schools will remain closed. In such a situation, schools are expected to reopen on January 8 only. However, schools will be opened only when the weather is normal. If the effect of cold and fog increases then school holidays can be extended again for future dates.

change in school timings

The timing of all the schools from 9th to 12th under Gautam Buddha Nagar district has been changed. Now schools from class 9th to 12th can be operated only from 10 am to 3 pm.

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