Covid-19 Era: Problems in Higher Education System During Lockdown in Marathwada Region of Maharashtra, India
Sonali B. Yannawar1, Rani P. Akkewar2 and Vyankatesh B. Yannawar3*
1School of Chemical Sciences, 3School of Earth Sciences, S.R.T.M. University, Nanded-431606 (India) 2Department of Zoology, Government Science College, Gadchiroli-442605 (India) *Corresponding Author: E-mail: vyanky@hotmail.com
ABSTRACT
Marathwada regions have remained backward and less developed due mainly to prolonged neglect shown by Union governments in improving the region’s connectivity, as well as the repeated deployment of administrative machinery that was incapable of effectively utilizing government funds allotted to the regions. Secondly, the world today is facing an epidemic as the Coronavirus infects the entire globe, and the Marathwada region is not away from it. The epidemic caused many deaths, thousands were left homeless, and led to a global health crisis. To prevent the spread of the virus, oral contraceptives are used strictly. To prevent the virus from spreading, social isolation and limiting contact with each other are necessary risks. Like other sectors, educational institutions are also concerned about the backlog in the annual event calendar of events. This study outlines the strengths and its teaching capacity to endure the process of education at colleges and universities through the long-distance learning strategies and challenges encountered during this process, this paper reviews the various online forums used and challenges. experience both teaching skills with students during online classes. This affects the finally higher education system in the Marathwada region. Ultimately so-called backward area Marathwada region was left behind or pushed backward minimum of five years. Because all the students in this area do not have the PC, Systems, Laptops, or Smartphones. It is available still an inadequate supply of network or coverage issues in all rural parts of the study region. Because there is no proper internet availability. And Finlay the power cuts in the rural areas has been make a great impact on student’s education performance and personal development etc.