Gujarat Press List In the situation of COVID-19, the State Government has decided to reduce the curriculum from Std-9 to 12 in the interest of the students.
In the present situation of COVID-12 in the place of Hon'ble Minister of Education, for consideration regarding reduction of educational working days and curriculum in schools for the academic year 2020-21 in the presence of Education Department officials at Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board Meetings were held on / 3050 and 11/03/2050.
A meeting was held at STTI, Gandhinagar on 9/09/2050 under the chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister of Education to consider this matter.
In which academics as well as experts and officials of different disciplines were present. Due to the situation of Kovid-12 in the above meetings, real educational work could not be done in the schools but the work of imparting education to the students through online education has been done through different mediums.
In the current situation, the curriculum has been reduced by CBSE as well as other state boards as well as representations have been received from students and parents to reduce the curriculum.
Considering the overall situation in depth, in the current situation of COVID-19, in the interest of the students, the recognition of Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education by the State Government.
A decision has been taken to reduce the curriculum in Std. 9 to 12 by an estimated 50% for the academic year 2020-21 in all schools. So that the stress of the students can be reduced and the students of Std. 10 and 12 can prepare well for the board exams.
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The subjects reduced from the syllabus of Std-9 to 12 have been reduced for the purpose of examination i.e. those subjects have been canceled from the syllabus.
The questions will not be asked in the exam, but in the academic interest of the students, the teachers will have to impart the knowledge of these issues to the students. This will be applicable only for the academic year 2020-21.
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Driving License and R.C. The validity (period) of the documents including has been extended till 31st December 2020. In the Covid-18 situation, advisory has been issued by the Ministry of Roads and Transportation, Government of India. This advisory is a matter of document related to the vehicle and the driver. According to the advisory, citizens are exempted from vehicle and license related documents till 31.12.2030.
These documents include vehicle fitness, driving license, R.C. , Permits, etc. During the enforcement operation, the enforcement officer / staff will have to carry out the enforcement work keeping in view the advisory.
In addition, the applicant will only have to pay the novice license fee related to the type of vehicle for the process of re-issuing the novice license of the novice license after the six-month time limit relating to the novice license. All other fees like smart card - application fee etc. will be carried forward as stated in the list of the Commissioner of Vehicle Transactions.
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The Ministry of Roads and Transport of the Government of India has from time to time issued instructions for the validity of driving license and vehicle related documents keeping in view the Covid-12 situation. Which is currently Ta. Valid till 20.05.2050. Recently the Government of India has announced one more advisory letter number: RT 11036/35/2020 / MML dated 2.09.2030. According to which all the documents related to the vehicle and driving license such as fitness, permit, registration certificate as well as other validity date. Will be considered valid till 31.12.2030. (The novice license is not included.) This published advisory shall be enforced with immediate effect.
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