Kathmandu. From now on, schools will not be able to forcibly cut or cut the hair of students. This provision has been made in the Education Regulations (10th Amendment) approved by the government. 

The regulation states that forcibly cutting or cutting the hair of a student will have a negative impact on the physical, psychological and psychosocial condition of the student. On the other hand, on the basis of physical appearance, dress, makeup, or decoration, or or or question the character of the student.

Prior to this, schools used to force to cut or cut the hair of the students against the wishes of the students. This provision has been made in the regulations after widespread complaints were received in this regard. 

, on the other hand, In the name of action, it is stated in the regulation that students cannot stand in the sun for a long time. Similarly, the regulation also prohibits students from being humiliated for non-payment of fees.