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Delhi University reopens today for undergraduate and postgraduate courses
According to media reports, the university has asked the college administrations to ensure the students attending the offline classes are vaccinated.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been nothing less than a nightmare. The deadly virus affected millions of lives, the death toll became a major concern for the authorities and the aam aadmi was forced to stay indoors for months. Not just the entertainment industry was shut, the educational institutions, gyms, restaurants were closed too and life came to a standstill. However, as things are finally getting to normal with COVID-19 cases declining significantly, Delhi University has finally reopened its gates for students of undergraduate and postgraduate courses from today.
Students were seen arriving in large numbers to attend their respective colleges in the national capital. “Excited to be back and catch up with friends. Online studying was monotonous,” a student from Ramjas college was quoted saying. On the other hand, a student from Kirori Mal college expressed her excitement to attend college for the first time. She said, “It's about the vibe you get at college, can't be experienced at home. I am coming for the first time”. To note, Delhi University had earlier reportedly released a notice asking the college authorities to ensure that the students attending the classes are vaccinated.
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The notice also asked the outstation students to undergo a three-day quarantine before attending the offline classes in college. “It is difficult for students in different parts of the country to reach Delhi at a short notice in the prevailing pandemic situation. The appropriate time is required for students to arrange their travel from their respective home towns to Delhi to attend classes in offline mode,” the notice added.
