Sindh’s Schools and Colleges to Postpone their New Classes

A local media site has reported that there could be a delay in Sindh’s new academic year’s start date because textbook printing hasn’t started yet.

The Sindh Education Department’s Steering Committee has called a meeting to discuss the problem with textbook printing, according to a notification. According to sources, it is expected that the plan to begin the academic year in August will be approved at the meeting.

Sources claim that a disagreement between the Publisher and the Education Department is the reason for the textbook publishing delay. According to the Sindh Education Department, the printing and distribution of the essential books will take at least four months.

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An investigation into the distribution of free textbooks from the Sindh Text Board to scrap dealers in Badin District was started by the Education Department last month.

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Details reveal that the free textbooks were sold to scrap merchants in Golarchi Tehsil, Badin District, even though they were meant for students in government schools.

Following the widespread success of a video showing free textbooks from Sindh Text Board being sold to scrap dealers, the volumes were seized.