No-bag Day
- The Bihar government is set to introduce a "no-bag day" rule in schools and a mandatory games period at least once a week to reduce the burden on students.
- The weekly”no-bag day” will have task-based practical classes.
- The objective of such a policy is to engage students in various activities which can positively impact their ....
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