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The head of the Nationalist Congress Party (PCN), Sharad Pawar, highlighted on Wednesday the problems facing educational institutes due to the coronavirus pandemic. It required the formation of a study group to ensure that the education process is not disrupted.
“I had a discussion with the Chief Minister Hon. Of Maharashtra Shri @OfficeofUT regarding the current situation of # Covid_19 in the state and the challenges facing the administration and preventive measures to provide relief to various sections. I have conveyed my suggestions on the following topics, ”Pawar said on Twitter.
“The next academic year will be delayed due to the # Covid_19 situation and the blockade. As a result, the number of students and teachers will decrease. The income of educational institutions and technology institutions is likely to be negatively affected, “he said in the tweet series.
“Some educational institutions are likely to collapse or close due to financial losses. A study group or committee should be appointed to take timely action to ensure that students, teachers and educational institutions are not harmed and that the education process is not disrupted, “said Pawar, whose side is part of the government. in Maharashtra.
Some educational institutions are likely to collapse or close due to financial losses. A study group or committee should be appointed to take timely action to ensure that students, teachers, and educational institutions are not harmed and that the educational process is not disrupted.
– Sharad Pawar (@PawarSpeaks) May 20, 2020
Then he spoke about industries in the state and said a strategy is needed to restart factories.
“The factories are not in a position to resume as state and out-of-state workers have migrated to the villages. We need strategies to bring them back, “said Pawar.
He also offered suggestions on how to open offices, ports and other industries in Maharashtra. “The presence of state ministers and officials needs to be restored to generate public confidence about the situation in the state that is returning to normal,” he tweeted.
Maharashtra is the state most affected by Covid-19. The state recorded 76 deaths from Covid-19 on Tuesday, the highest increase in a single day, and 2,127 new cases, authorities said.
With 76 deaths, an increase of 13 from the previous high of 63 notched on May 17, the number of state deaths is now 1,325 and the total number of patients with coronavirus increased from 35,058 on Monday to 37,136.
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