Odd-even trial: Delhi schools are planning to work on Saturdays

December 29, 2015 08:40

In a bid to compensate for the days lost during the road rationing trial from January 1 to 15, schools are planning to work on Saturdays when they reopen after winter break next year.

The Delhi government has extended this year's winter break for schools by five days to use their buses for ferrying passengers during the odd-even trial period.

Normally after winter break schools reopen by January 11 but with this years extension, they will lose at least five working days.

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