MP Teachers Cross Flooded River on Tubes to Meet E-Attendance Deadline

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Teachers in Bhind district, Madhya Pradesh, are crossing the swollen Baisali river on inflated tubes to reach their schools on time. The risky daily crossings are driven by the state government's mandatory e-attendance application, which requires teachers to mark their presence digitally within a set timeframe. Heavy monsoon rains have made the river difficult to cross through conventional means, leaving the tube crossings as the only viable option. The situation highlights the challenges faced by educators in flood-prone rural areas while trying to comply with digital accountability measures.

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