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The parents in Delhi took to Twitter demanding to reopen schools, as educational institutions are once again shut down after the Supreme Court pulled the AAP government for allowing physical classes amid the worsening pollution level in the state.

The Haryana government has ordered closure of all schools in Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonipat, and Jhajjar districts adjoining Delhi due to air pollution.

In view of the deteriorating air quality in NCT of Delhi and NCR, the Haryana government has ordered the closure of schools in four NCR districts -- Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonepat and Jhajjar till further orders.

An aggrieved Supreme Court - which pointed to harsh reports in some newspapers today - has clarified that it had never formally directed the Delhi government to indefinitely shut schools in the national capital over the air quality crisis.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday asked Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi to name 250 schools in the state transformed by his regime to compare the reforms and developments in the schools run by both the governments.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday released a list of 250 schools which have been transformed by the AAP government in five years and urged Punjab to do the same to compare reforms and developments in schools by both the governments.

Manish Sisodia also proposed a joint visit to 10 government schools each in Punjab and Delhi.

All private and government schools in Gurgaon will reopen Friday after being shut down earlier this month over rising levels of air pollution in the National Capital Region.

In view of an "improvement" in the air quality, the Delhi government on Wednesday decided to resume physical classes in schools, colleges and other educational institutions and reopen government offices from November 29.

The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.

The government will take decision on schools, colleges reopening on November 24

All private and government schools, colleges and other educational institutions in Delhi will be closed until further notice

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to allow a Delhi government teacher, who chose to remain unvaccinated against COVID-19, to join her duty.

Schools have been shut, six of 11 power plants will halt operations and thousands of government employees will be urged to work-from-home or use public transport, in attempts to tackle Delhis life-threatening air quality crisis.

A weekend lockdown and work-from-home for a week were suggested by the Delhi government today at an emergency meeting ordered by the Supreme Court to fight the capital's toxic air crisis that has forced schools to shut down.

The parents in Delhi took to Twitter demanding to reopen schools, as educational institutions are once again shut down after the Supreme Court pulled the AAP government for allowing physical classes amid the worsening pollution level in the state.

The Haryana government has ordered closure of all schools in Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonipat, and Jhajjar districts adjoining Delhi due to air pollution.

In view of the deteriorating air quality in NCT of Delhi and NCR, the Haryana government has ordered the closure of schools in four NCR districts -- Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonepat and Jhajjar till further orders.

An aggrieved Supreme Court - which pointed to harsh reports in some newspapers today - has clarified that it had never formally directed the Delhi government to indefinitely shut schools in the national capital over the air quality crisis.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday asked Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi to name 250 schools in the state transformed by his regime to compare the reforms and developments in the schools run by both the governments.

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday released a list of 250 schools which have been transformed by the AAP government in five years and urged Punjab to do the same to compare reforms and developments in schools by both the governments.

Manish Sisodia also proposed a joint visit to 10 government schools each in Punjab and Delhi.

All private and government schools in Gurgaon will reopen Friday after being shut down earlier this month over rising levels of air pollution in the National Capital Region.

In view of an "improvement" in the air quality, the Delhi government on Wednesday decided to resume physical classes in schools, colleges and other educational institutions and reopen government offices from November 29.

The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.

The government will take decision on schools, colleges reopening on November 24

All private and government schools, colleges and other educational institutions in Delhi will be closed until further notice

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to allow a Delhi government teacher, who chose to remain unvaccinated against COVID-19, to join her duty.

Schools have been shut, six of 11 power plants will halt operations and thousands of government employees will be urged to work-from-home or use public transport, in attempts to tackle Delhis life-threatening air quality crisis.

A weekend lockdown and work-from-home for a week were suggested by the Delhi government today at an emergency meeting ordered by the Supreme Court to fight the capital's toxic air crisis that has forced schools to shut down.