Guidelines released on reducing school bag’s weight

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It’s almost six years, I completed my schooling and if there is anything I hate about it is carrying or should I say dragging my loaded school bag on my shoulder. Carrying school bag is one of the things students don’t like, but they can’t do anything specifically to get rid of it. Schools and the government had debated a lot on this but none of the implementation we observed.

But recently on 28th October 2016 Delhi government released the guidelines to schools for reducing a weight of bags. The government is starting arrangements to reduce the heaviness of school bags, the government requested schools to outline a period table, so that young lings don’t need to carry numerous books each day. Earlier CBSE also asked schools to consider approaches to lesser the weight of sacks conveyed by students.

Carrying books of more than five subject along with the respective notebook of each subject plus school dairy and lunchbox, make it tough for students and it’s worst when need to bear that load after school, and we as a School Management Software organization, applauds the government for this initiative to minimize this issue. One of the tool to achieve this goal is to digitalize most of the school activity, like circular, assignment work according to the standard of classes, this whole process can carry out effectively with mobile portal integration. Digitalization can be achieved with the help of mobile application provided by school software, as it will bridge the communication between students and teachers.

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Kumaril Patel

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Kumaril Patel is the CEO & Co-Founder of Sapphire Software Solutions, a global technology company specializing in software, mobile app, and web development. With over 20 years of diverse IT leadership, he has built international business operations from the ground up and led the leading flagship digital platforms such as Vidyalaya School Management System and OccuCare Occupational Health Management System.

Kumaril is known for transforming ideas into high-impact technology solutions—leading cross-functional global teams and building innovation-driven ecosystems. His strategic vision has enabled long-standing collaborations with global enterprises including American Express, Bayer, TATA Group, Adani Group, Larsen & Toubro, Honda, Toyota and Vedanta Limited.

Passionate about innovation, AI, and cloud technologies, Kumaril focuses on empowering organizations to scale globally while solving real-world challenges through transformative digital solutions.

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