Sikkim orders reopening of colleges and institutions of higher learning from September 14
The Hindu
All government, private, private-aided and unaided schools will remain closed till October 31
The Sikkim government has asked colleges and other institutions of higher education in the State to reopen from September 14. An education department circular issued by the additional chief secretary to the education department, G.P. Upadhyaya, which was made public on September 13, said that the State government has decided to reopen all colleges and institutions of higher learning from September 14 on the understanding that most of the students have got themselves either fully or partially vaccinated by now. All government, private, private-aided and unaided schools will, however, remain closed till October 31 as per a circular issued two days ago.
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