Delhi Government Assures Textbook Distribution for Students by April
Govt school students to get textbooks within April: Sood
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Delhi's Education Minister Ashish Sood has assured that students from classes I to VIII in government schools will receive their textbooks by the end of April. The delay was attributed to a new tender process aimed at reducing costs and improving quality, which has already begun for primary classes in municipal schools.
- 01Textbooks for classes I to VIII in Delhi government schools will be distributed by the end of April.
- 02The delay was caused by a new tender process that aims to cut costs by 30-35%.
- 03Distribution has already started for primary classes in municipal schools.
- 04Previous years also experienced delays in textbook distribution.
- 05The government is closely monitoring the tender process to ensure timely delivery.
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In response to concerns about delayed textbook distribution for students in Delhi government schools, Education Minister Ashish Sood announced that all students from classes I to VIII will receive their textbooks by the end of April. The delay was due to a new tender process initiated to improve the quality of textbooks and reduce costs by 30-35%. Distribution has already commenced for primary classes in municipal schools, with plans to expand to all grades. Sood emphasized the government's commitment to reforming the textbook supply system, which has faced delays in previous academic years. For instance, in the 2022-23 academic session, distribution began on June 3 and extended until September 27. The minister reassured that the current year's distribution is being closely monitored to ensure timely implementation of the tender process, aiming for all textbooks to be delivered within April.
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Timely distribution of textbooks is crucial for students' learning and academic performance, ensuring they have the necessary materials to succeed in their studies.
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