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Provide poor kids with gadgets, internet: Delhi HC to schools

The Delhi High Court on Friday directed private as well as government schools to provide gadgets and an internet package to poor students for online classes

The Delhi High Court on Friday directed private as well as government schools to provide gadgets and an internet package to poor students for online classes. The court said that the absence of such facilities prevent children from pursuing elementary education. The court added that private unaided schools shall be entitled to claim reimbursement of reasonable cost for procurement of the equipment and internet package from the State under the Right to Education Act. The judgment came on a PIL by NGO Justice for All seeking directions to the Centre and the Delhi government to provide free laptops, tablets or mobile phones to poor kids so that they can access classes online during the Covid-19 lockdown.

New Delhi, PTI: The Delhi High Court on Friday directed private as well as government schools to provide gadgets and an internet package to poor students for online classes. The court said that the absence of such facilities prevent children from pursuing elementary education.
A bench of Justices Manmohan and Sanjeev Narula said private unaided schools "shall be entitled to claim reimbursement of reasonable cost for procurement of the equipment and internet package from the State under the Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009, even though the State is not providing the same to its students".
The bench directed constitution of a three-member committee, comprising education secretary from the Centre or his nominee, Delhi government's education secretary or his nominee and a representative of the private schools, to expedite and streamline the process of identifying and supplying the gadgets to poor and disadvantaged students.
The court said the committee shall also frame standard operating procedures (SOPs) for identifying the standard of the equipment and internet package to be supplied to the poor and disadvantaged students.
This would ensure uniformity in the gadgets and internet package being used by all the poor and disadvantaged students, the bench said. The judgment came on a PIL by NGO Justice for All, represented by advocate Khagesh Jha, seeking directions to the Centre and the Delhi government to provide free laptops, tablets or mobile phones to poor kids so that they can access classes online during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Most people unable to manage healthy weight amid lockdown: survey

A survey has found that more than 50 per cent of people have been unable to manage their weight during the Covid-19 lockdown

Most people unable to manage weight amid lockdown: UK survey
Increased snacking, less exercise and pandemic&nbsp;stress to blame
A quarter says that alcohol consumption increased in lockdown&nbsp;
Survey comes amid UK govt's anti-obesity push&nbsp;

More than 50 per cent of people have been unable to manage their weight during the Covid-19 lockdown, reveals a survey with 800 UK-based respondents.
The cause of weight gain was attributed to increased snacking and reduced exercise by most people, with many also blaming an uptick in stress and anxiety as well as the inability to access healthier food. More than a quarter also said that they are drinking more alcohol during the lockdown.
The findings come up at a time when the UK government is aggressively pushing its anti-obesity strategy with its 'Better Health' campaign to encourage and support people in leading a healthier lifestyle.&nbsp;
The research was presented at the virtual The European and International Congress on Obesity.&nbsp;

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