
Mumbai colleges to remain closed as Covid-19 cases rise in Maharashtra
India Today
The colleges in Mumbai will remain closed for the time due to the surge In Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra, said many college authorities.
Many colleges and universities in Mumbai remain closed as the number of Covid-19 cases is on the rise in Maharashtra once again. The authorities have stated that resuming physical classes for students will be dangerous and might result in a further surge in Covid-19 cases. Many institutes had resumed the physical classes for final year students in view of the upcoming end-term examinations in April and May. These institutes have shut down the college premises once again for the safety of the students and staff. Despite the closure of many colleges in Mumbai due to the rise in Covid-19 cases, no clear directions have been issued by the state regarding the functioning of higher education institutes in Maharashtra, which remains one of the worst Covid-hit states in India.
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