With the schools deciding to opt for online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a sense of chaos has prevailed among parents and students. However, with no other option, parents have asked for uniformity in the online module, which can be afforded by everyone and with an assurance that no child will lag behind.

Accordingly, Yuva Sena has written a letter to the school education minister Varsha Gaikwad voicing the demands from parents. "Irrespective of the class a student is in, they are currently spending a lot of time in front of the screen due to online learning. This can have adverse effects on children-s health, mentally as well as physically. Hence, the appropriate duration for each class should be decided after consulting experts. Also, there are parents who belong from a weaker financial background and can-t afford online modules. So there should be an alternative option for their children, and no school should make online learning mandatory. There should be offline videos or assignments to compensate it," the letter states while listing out the demands.