Schools and colleges in West Bengal have been closed for a long time due to lockdown. The number of drop out students is increasing. The state government has given permission to open fairs, games and other activities but has not shown any interest in opening schools. Although the state government is talking about free online education, students have to bear the cost of mobile and internet. A public interest litigation has been filed in the Chief Justice's Division Bench in the High Court over the return of drop-out students to schools and reopening of schools and colleges. A hearing is expected this week. The case was filed by Sion Banerjee. According to the plaintiff, education is a fundamental right. But many are practically deprived of education. At present students are studying through internet. But who will provide the money? The plaintiff Sion Banerjee raised that question.

 Notification and Order related Teachers' Quarantine leave in West Bengal Notification (Memo No. 15-DSE-18099/1/2022-DP SEC-DSE Date: 04/01/2022) regarding teachers' quarantine leave.( for Secondary school Teacher) Memo No. 15-DSE-18099/1/2022-DP SEC-DSE Date: 04/01/2022 From- Government of West Bengal School Education Department Secondary Branch Bikash Bhaban, Salt Lake, Kolkata-700091 Paragraph (1)(a)(viii) read with paragraph 9 of the Appendix to the Management of Recognised Non-Government Institutions (Aided and Unaided) Rules, 1969,provides for the grant of Quarantine Leave to a teaching and non-teaching employee of school in consequence of the presence of infectious disease in the family or household of a teacher or non-teaching employee of a school and when his/her attendance at office/place of duty is considered as hazardous to the health of other employees. With the passage of time, outbreak of some other diseases in the country had been considered to be infectious of