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The girls-only and boys-only schools are likely to be a thing of the past in Kerala soon, as the state child rights panel ordered conversion of all educational institutions in the state into mixed schools by the next academic year.

Kerala to do away with girls-and-boys-only schools. Here's why

In a landmark order, the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights directed the state government that there should only be co-education institutions in the southern state from the academic year 2023-24.

The girls-only and boys-only schools are likely to be a thing of the past in Kerala soon, as the state child rights panel ordered conversion of all educational institutions in the state into mixed schools by the next academic year.
In a landmark order, the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights directed the state government that there should only be co-education institutions in the southern state from the academic year 2023-24.
Based on a plea filed by an individual, the panel ordered the Principal Secretary ( General Education) and Directors of the Public Education and the State Council for Education, Research and Training (SCERT) to come up with an action plan in this regard.
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A detailed report on the implementation of co-education system should be submitted to the Commission within 90 days, as per the order.
"An action plan should be prepared by them to stop the exclusive schools for girls and boys in the state and implement co-education in all institutions functioning in the state from the academic year 2023-24," it said.
Besides implementing the co-education system, physical circumstances and basic amenities including toilets should be improved in such schools and parents should be given awareness on the need for co-education, the order further said.
According to figures, there are a total of 280 girls schools and 164 boys schools in the government and aided sectors in Kerala.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in a letter to PM Modi, said his state cannot spare any further oxygen to neighbouring states as they have already supplied their buffer stock and are now left with just 86 metric tonne.
Kerala will allow 40 metric tonnes of oxygen to Tamil Nadu till May 10, as per the May 6 decision of the Central Committee of Oxygen Allocation. &lsquo;It will be practically impossible to allow oxygen to be taken out of the state considering the present situation&rsquo;, Vijayan wrote to PM Modi.
The state will need 450 metric tonnes of oxygen by May 15 given the surge in cases. He has requested that the entire 219 MT oxygen produced in Kerala be allocated to the state itself.

Can't spare Oxygen, Kerala needs it': Pinarayi Vijayan writes to PM

Oxygen crisis: Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan writes to PM Modi 'Can't spare Oxygen, Kerala needs it': Kerala&nbsp;tells PM Will only allow 40 MT of oxygen to TN&nbsp;till May 10: Vijayan Kerala&nbsp;needs 450 metric tonnes of oxygen by May 15 Allow Kerala to use entire 219 MT oxygen produced in the state

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in a letter to PM Modi, said his state cannot spare any further oxygen to neighbouring states as they have already supplied their buffer stock and are now left with just 86 metric tonne.
Kerala will allow 40 metric tonnes of oxygen to Tamil Nadu till May 10, as per the May 6 decision of the Central Committee of Oxygen Allocation.&nbsp; After this &lsquo;it will be practically impossible to allow oxygen to be taken out of the state considering the present situation&rsquo;, Vijayan wrote to PM Modi.
The state will need 450 metric tonnes of oxygen by May 15 given the surge in cases. Vijayan has requested that the entire 219 MT oxygen produced in Kerala be allocated to the state itself.

Kerala govt launches e-Challan system to regulate traffic violations

With this, information about a vehicle could be easily obtained by entering details on a handheld device with the officers.

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