PRAYAGRAJ: District governments have resorted to the managements of private colleges to provide free education to all those who have lost their kids at the Covid-19 pandemic. District magistrate, Prayagraj, Bhanu Chandra Goswami, held a meeting with all the government of private colleges and highlighted to the fact that lots of households were facing economic meltdown as a result of pandemic. He requested schools’ government not to increase the prices of pupils, and allow them to deposit the fees according to their convenience exactly the identical manner they did this past year. The DM also implied,”Evaluation fees shouldn’t be charged by the students until examinations aren’t being conducted on the college premises.” In the same way, prices for sport activities, laboratory facility, library, computer laboratory and yearly function shouldn’t be billed from parents. DM Goswami requested the managements of universities,”When the parents have been finding it hard to deposit the prices of 3 months in 1 go, there ought to be a monthly charge system because of their advantage.” “If some student or their parents have been tested positive for Covid-19, and they’ve told school police their inability to publish an interest at that moment, the college authorities should collaborate with their parents and aim the upcoming weeks’ fee arrangement so,” he explained. Goswami further stated,”We also have appealed to the managements of schools they need to come forward to offer free education for their kids that have lost their parents or guardians amid the Covid pandemic. The DM also appealed to the universities staff and authorities to carry up vaccination immediately, and people over 45 years must get vaccinated with no delay. In addition, he emphasized about holding a particular pub for vaccination of educators. In any case, the DM additionally scrutinized SRN Hospital and educated that the hospital authorities to guarantee appropriate cleanliness in the vicinity of the hospital campus. In addition, he requested to put in an indicator board on the primary route and led officials to update the health care centers of this hospital.