New Delhi: The cute little 6-year-old Kashmiri girl named Mahira Khan’s video urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to shed some workload of on-line courses has taken the web by storm. Netizens are obsessed with her innocence and cuteness, a lot in order that after her video went viral, Jammu and Kashmir schooling division determined to restrict the each day on-line courses for college kids.
Soon after Mahira Khan’s video hit the web and was massively shared on-line, Lieutenant Governor of J&Ok Manoj Sinha introduced that the schooling division has determined to restrict the each day on-line courses for college kids.
Watch her viral video right here:
Very cute grievance. Have directed the varsity schooling division to come back out with a coverage inside 48 hours to lighten burden of homework on college youngsters. Childhood innocence is present of God and their days needs to be vigorous, filled with pleasure and bliss. https://t.co/8H6rWEGlDa
— Office of LG J&Ok (@OfficeOfLGJandK) May 31, 2021
Mahira, who hails from Tangpora in Srinagar, Kashmir. Her father Irfan Khan is a authorities official working within the valley, and her mom is a homemaker.
Talking to Zee News, Mahira mentioned, “I made the video myself. When my online classes start, I get no time to play. I have to attend online school classes, do homework, then eat my food, have milk, and sleep also. Therefore, I get no time to play. I am very happy that now classes have been reduced now. Thank You very much.”
After Mahira’s viral video, “the school education department has decided to limit daily online classes for a maximum one and half hours for class 1 to 8, spread across two sessions. For class 9 to 12 online synchronous learning will not be more than 3 hours,” Manoj Sinha mentioned in a tweet.
“Pre-primary on a given day for interacting with parents shall be only 30 minutes. The LG said that the authorities must ensure strict implementation of the new guidelines. Homework up to class 5th should be avoided. Authorities and schools to plan joyful learning experience engaging parents as well,” Sinha mentioned.
“Our children need more time to play, interact with parents, the biggest learning experience a child can have,” he added.
Mahira’s video absolutely helped the children shed some workload off and get time to get pleasure from enjoying!
