School Closed: Schools closed in these states including UP, Bihar, Delhi, know here - latest updates of your state


Posted on 3rd Jan 2022 10:52 am by rohit kumar

Now the danger of the corona epidemic is increasing once again. In many states of the country, new cases of corona have started doubling every day. In such a situation, many states have closed schools by declaring winter holidays in schools and colleges. In many states, the idea of ​​​​closing schools is still going on. What are the rules on schools in your state, know the latest information here.

 

Schools have been closed in Delhi

 

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Because of the increasing threat of Omicron, the Delhi government has implemented the GRAP (Graded Response Action Plan) on 28 December. All schools, colleges, educational institutions, and coaching institutes in Delhi were closed as soon as the Grape was implemented.

 

Schools closed for 15 days in UP

 

Due to the increasing cold wave and severe cold, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to close the schools up to class 8. Under the order of Time and Motion Study of Basic Education Department, winter vacation is being given for the first time. Earlier, under the orders of the District Magistrate, schools in different districts have been on holiday. The Uttar Pradesh government has announced the closure of government schools up to class 8 in Noida, Greater Noida, Hapur, and Ghaziabad for 15 days amid rising cases of new Corona variant Omicron in Delhi-NCR.

 

Schools closed in Patna till January 8

 

Schools in Patna have been declared holiday due to cold. Patna DM Chandrashekhar Singh has issued an order saying that now schools up to class 8 will remain closed till January 8. This order will apply to all government and private schools in the Patna district. In the order issued by Patna DM, it has been said that due to increasing cold and cold waves, the health of children can be adversely affected. Because of this, the school for children up to class 8 will remain closed till January 8.

 

Educational institutions closed in West Bengal

 

All educational activities in schools, colleges, and universities will remain closed in West Bengal. Administrative activities will be allowed with only 50% staff at a time. These restrictions will be applicable from January 15.

 

Schools closed in Tamil Nadu till January 10

 

Schools from classes 1 to 8 in Tamil Nadu have been closed till January 10, 2022, and guidelines have been revised for students of classes 9 to 12.

 

Schools will not open in Odisha

 

Schools in Odisha were to be opened from today, which has been banned for the time being. According to media reports, the opening of the school for all students of classes 1 to 5 has been postponed for the time being. This decision has been taken because of the increasing number of corona cases in the state.

 

Schools and colleges will be closed in Jharkhand

 

Because of the threat of corona infection, various states are imposing or preparing various restrictions. In this sequence, the Jharkhand government has decided that night curfew may be implemented in the state soon. All educational institutions including schools, colleges, coaching institutes will be closed. There will also be a ban on the visit of devotees to religious places.

 

School closed because of Corona in Rajasthan

 

According to the new guidelines in Rajasthan, government and private schools in Jaipur for classes 1-8 have been closed from January 3 to January 9. Collectors of other districts will decide as per the need after discussing with the education department.

 

School-college closed in Haryana till January 12

 

Schools and colleges in Haryana have been closed since January 2, 2022. The official order reads that schools, colleges, polytechnics, IT, coaching institutes, libraries, and training institutes (whether government or private under the Department of Women and Child Development in the state), Anganwadi centers and coaches will remain closed. Offline classes are likely to resume in Haryana schools and colleges after January 12, 2022.

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