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Publish: Monday August 2, 2021 | 6:50 am | অনলাইন সংস্করণ
At a school in Pataudi in India’s Haryana state, a “welcome back to school” message is written on a whiteboard at the entrance.
But Mr Rashtriya Aman Mudgal, whose family started the private Navjivan Middle School, is not sure how many students he is welcoming back.
Senior schools, from Class 6 upwards, opened this month after a three-month break but Mr Mudgal estimated that up to 220 of its 300 students have left his school.
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