Schools to remain closed due to cold wave condition, check state-wise list here

A severe cold wave is affecting a large part of North India, resulting in school closures across several states. The extreme cold, coupled with thick fog in many regions, has led authorities to focus on ensuring the safety and well-being of students.

Check state-wise list here:

Uttar Pradesh: Schools have been ordered to remain closed for 15 days, with a tentative reopening date set for January 15.

Delhi: Schools in the national capital have also been closed for a period of 15 days, with a potential reopening date of January 16.

Punjab: Schools, which were originally scheduled to reopen on January 1, will remain closed due to the ongoing cold wave, with the new anticipated reopening date now set for January 7.

Rajasthan: Winter vacation began on December 25 and is still ongoing, with a tentative reopening date of January 6. However, this date may be extended depending on the weather conditions.

Haryana: Schools in Haryana will remain closed until January 15 due to the continued presence of dense fog.

Jammu and Kashmir: Due to the region’s typically severe winter climate, most schools in Jammu and Kashmir will remain closed until February 28.

Bihar: An official announcement has declared a winter vacation for students in grades 1 to 12 in Bihar schools from December 25 to December 31, 2024.

It is essential to note that these dates may change based on local weather conditions, which will significantly influence the actual reopening dates for schools in each state. For the most accurate and current information, it is highly advisable to refer to official announcements from the respective state’s education department.