Kolkata, April 23: A teacher from a village in Bankura has set up his workplace on a tree so that he can take online classes without any network disruptions. According to an ANI tweet, the teacher named Subrato Pati sad that they don't get network signals everywhere in his village. He takes different classes from 9:30 am to 6 pm.

In the middle of the lockdown imposed across the nation to curb the spread of the coronavirus, schools and colleges are having their classes online. As internet usage has shot up since everyone is working from home, people are facing issues with connectivity. COVID-19 to Hit Internet? Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime Asked by Indian Telcos to Stop High Definition.

According to a Dainik Bhaskar report, Subrato has made his makeshift workplace on a tree because he gets proper internet connection there. He imparts online education to his students from his workplace.

Below are a few pictures of Subrato Pati's workplace shared by ANI:

After the lockdown was imposed, Subrato had returned to his village. However, in order to fulfill the duty of being a teacher, he regularly takes classes of his students inspite of the challenges. His village is situated around 200 km from Kolkata. He takes water and food along with him when he is climbing the tree to take classes.

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