00:00<\/b> COVID-19: Schools to remain closed for students in Delhi till October 5<\/font>
Delhi government on Friday announced that all schools will remain closed for students till October 5 in the national capital amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Directorate of Education, Delhi stated, in a circular, that \"online classes and teaching-learning activities will continue as usual\".

\"Head of Schools (HoS) are authorised to call teachers\/staff (as per requirement) for smooth conduct of online classes, teaching-learning activities, and any other work. All the Heads of government, government-aided, unaided private recognized schools of Directorate of Education, and local bodies i.e. MCDs, NDMC, and Delhi Cantonment Board are hereby directed to disseminate this information among the teaching, non-teaching staff, students and parents through SMC members\/mass SMS facility\/phone calls and other means,\" the circular reads.

Schools across the country have been physically shut since March amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Classes are being conducted online.

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The Directorate of Education, Delhi stated, in a circular, that \"online classes and teaching-learning activities will continue as usual\".

\"Head of Schools (HoS) are authorised to call teachers\/staff (as per requirement) for smooth conduct of online classes, teaching-learning activities, and any other work. All the Heads of government, government-aided, unaided private recognized schools of Directorate of Education, and local bodies i.e. MCDs, NDMC, and Delhi Cantonment Board are hereby directed to disseminate this information among the teaching, non-teaching staff, students and parents through SMC members\/mass SMS facility\/phone calls and other means,\" the circular reads.

Schools across the country have been physically shut since March amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Classes are being conducted online.

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