<span style="color: #222222;">In Karnataka &nbsp;120 new Covid positive cases reported yesterday which includes 65 cases &nbsp;were returnees from Maharashtra. The total positive cases has risen to 6041 in the State. In a single day yesterday 257 people were discharged from various hospitals in the State. So far 2862 people were discharged from the hospitals.&nbsp; With three more deaths yesterday, &nbsp;the total death &nbsp;risen to 69.<br />''<br />''AIR correspondent reports the Karnataka government has decided to ban online classes for the students &nbsp;up to 5th standard &nbsp;in the State. Minister for Primary and Secondary Education S.Suresh Kumar said that online classes should be stopped immediately and it is banned throughout the State.&nbsp; He, however, said that school management can conduct pre-recorded classes.<br />''<br />''The Minister stressed that schools should not collect additional fees for the online classes. This decision was taken after a meeting with educationalist, psychologists and department officials. &nbsp;<br />''<br />''The Minister also directed the schools not to hike school fees for the forthcoming &nbsp;academic year, since many parents have financial constrains due to covid-19.&nbsp;</span><br />
News On AIR | June 11, 2020 8:58 AM
Karnataka govt to ban online classes for students up to class 5