Ranchi: Training Institutions and Dormitory Owners have stated dissatisfaction with the decision of the state government to close all educational institutions that will say it will be about their business, which is already in the encouragement for the past two years.
Secretary with the Jharkhand Training Institute, SD Mishra, showed that the government had allowed offline classes at the coaching institution of almost two months back and they were closed again.
He argues that while the government has allowed malls, hotels and bars to operate, it has taken a stance of a step against coaching institutions.
Indicates that the vaccination of youth over 15 years has begun, he said the mechanism to continue offline studies while ensuring student security must be found.
“Although some institutions run online classes, it’s not an alternative to offline classes.
Some students, especially from rural areas come out due to poor connectivity during class online,” he said.
The State Secretary of the Indian Training Federation, Ritesh Singh, said that a number of Ranchi’s coaching institutions have been closed due to financial constraints that affect the livelihood of around 1.5 lakh teachers and staff involved in various training institutions.
He demanded that coaching institutions be allowed to function at a capacity of 50%.
He said the letter in this case would be handed over to the selected representative in this district.
Meanwhile, the President of the Association of Hostel Jharkhand owners, Hemant Das, stated that the hostel business had also been hit during the ongoing Covid pandemic.
He said by the government’s decision to close schools, colleges and coaching institutions, students have gone to their original places.
“With reduced income, the hostel owner will face difficulties in meeting fixed costs, including staff salaries and electricity bills.
Some of them have given their rent for other purposes.” Other hostel owners said immediately after the closing was announced by the government, students began to leave the hostel In large numbers and in many cases parents arrive to bring their children back.