The Education Department in Goa has issued a new directive for schools in the state, stating that students should only wear canvas shoes and not leather shoes. This decision aims to promote uniformity and equality among students, as canvas shoes are generally more affordable than leather ones. The move is also seen as a way to ensure that students from all economic backgrounds can comfortably adhere to the school’s dress code without feeling left out. The directive applies to all schools in Goa, and students are expected to comply with the new rule. The decision has sparked mixed reactions among parents and students, with some welcoming the change for its practicality and cost-effectiveness, while others express concerns about the quality and durability of canvas shoes compared to leather ones. Overall, the Education Department believes that this new rule will create a more inclusive and equitable environment within schools across the state.
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