6-year-old J&K girl's adorable appeal to PM Modi over burden of classes and homework gets L-G's response | VIDEO
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J&K L-G has asked the school education department to come out with a policy to lighten the burden of homework on school kids after an adorable video of a 6-year-old J&K girl complaining to PM Modi about the burden of homework and classes on schoolchildren has gone viral on social media.
A video of a Kashmiri girl complaining to Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the burden of homework and classes on school kids has gone viral on social media. Modi saab ko is baat par zaroor gaur farmana chahiye pic.twitter.com/uFjvFGUisI Very adorable complaint. Have directed the school education department to come out with a policy within 48 hours to lighten burden of homework on school kids. Childhood innocence is gift of God and their days should be lively, full of joy and bliss. https://t.co/8H6rWEGlDa In the video, which had over 3.69 lakh views at the time of publishing the story, the student introduces herself as a six-year-old girl. Comparing the burden of classes and homework on a student of her age to that of a senior students, she asks PM Modi to give her the reason for the same. Further she goes on to tell the PM that she attends back-to-back classes from 10am to 2pm which adds to the pile of homework.
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