The commencement of the new academic year in Sindh is under threat of delay, as reported by ARY News on Wednesday. The delay is attribute to a yet-to-be-initiate textbook printing process, prompting the Sindh Education Department’s Steering Committee to convene for urgent discussions.
The delay has linked to a conflict between the Publisher and the Education Department, hampering the timely printing of essential textbooks. This development has raised concerns within the educational community and prompted swift action to mitigate the potential fallout.
Insiders have revealed that the conflict between the Publisher and the Education Department is the primary cause of the delay. The exact nature of the dispute remains undisclosed, but its impact on the printing timeline is evident.
To address the situation, the Sindh Education Department is taking proactive measures. A Steering Committee meeting has convened, signaling the department’s commitment to finding a swift resolution and ensuring the timely commencement of the academic year.
Meanwhile, the Sindh Education Department acknowledges that a minimum of four months required for the printing and delivery of the textbooks. This acknowledgment underscores the urgency of resolving the conflict and initiating the printing process promptly to avoid any further delay in the academic calendar.
As the education stakeholders await the outcome of the Steering Committee meeting, the resolution of the conflict between the Publisher and the Education Department holds the key to ensuring a smooth start to the academic year in Sindh. The timely printing and distribution of textbooks are crucial components that need immediate attention to avoid disruptions in the educational calendar.
