The Delhi government has asked private schools in the national Capital to register their buses with DTC to enable hiring for use as public transport during the 15-day trial for the odd-even scheme beginning on January 1. The schools which do not have insurance/fitness certificate of any particular bus have also been asked to get the needful done by then. The AAP government had last week ordered shutting down of all government, aided and un-aided/recognised private schools in Delhi from January 1-15 to enable procurement of the services of school buses for requirement of DTC at notified rates. “The heads or authorised representatives of all the private unaided recognised schools are directed to get their buses registered and submit copies of Contract Carriage Permit (CCP), Registration Certificate, Insurance and Fitness certificates of their school buses,” said a circular sent to schools by the Directorate of Education (DoE). “You must ensure that all the buses deployed in respective schools get registered over the next two days. The schools should also ensure that the drivers and helpers concerned shall continue to work for running the respective buses during the period,” it added.