New Delhi, April 2 -- The Delhi government on Wednesday instructed private unaided recognised schools in Delhi not to mandate purchase of books, uniforms or any other educational material from specific vendors, citing complaints from parents over the practice. In a bid to ensure that parents and students have options, it said that the schools will also have to display the names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least five vendors or shops near the school where the items are available. The order, issued on Wednesday and signed by Veditha Reddy, the director of education, said that no school activity should have any scope of profit or commercialisation. It stated that parents and students in private unaided recognised schools have the ri...