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Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: Most states have declared a school holiday today for two reasons. Some schools will remain closed due to alerts from Cyclone Montha, while others in North Indian states are observing Chhath Puja after Diwali, leading to school closures for the festival.
The Chhath Puja, will be observed from October 25 to October 28. Since the first day falls on Saturday and the second on Sunday, the third day—considered the most auspicious of the festival—will be a holiday for most schools celebrating Chhath.
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: Some schools did declared a holiday for Monday. However, a few have cancelled the holiday on October 27. For these schools, today will be a regular working day, and they may remain closed tomorrow as the final day of Chhath falls on Tuesday. Find out here which states will have schools open or closed the day after tomorrow.
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: Andhra Pradesh and Odisha prepared their bays and braced for the arrival of Cyclone Montha. The conditions that could lead to the cyclone have been amplifying in the Bay of Bengal, gathering steam to pound the states late Thursday with intensified force. It is believed that, in its most deadly form, the cyclone could strike the coastal regions with wind speeds of around 90–110 kmph.
The Board of Intermediate Education had announced the closure of educational institutions in the following districts from October 27 to October 31.
Vizianagaram
Visakhapatnam
Anakapalli
Kakinada
West Godavari
Eluru
Krishna
NTR
Guntur
Bapatla
Palnadu
YSR Kadapa
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates The West Bengal government have announced holiday for the schools on October 27 and 28 for the Chhath Puja festival.The schoolss will also remain shut on October 31,Friday, to celebrate Jagadhatri Puja.
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Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar have closed many schools and colleges for Chhath Puja. Delhi will have a holiday on October 27. In Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, schools and colleges will remain closed from October 26 to 29. These two events are causing widespread disruptions in education.
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: The Uttar Pradesh government is likely to close schools for the Chhath Puja festival. Officials will announce the decision soon. Some Noida schools had listed a holiday for today in their calendar but have cancelled it. Schools may announce a holiday for Tuesday, October 28, so parents should check the school portals for updates. Schools will share accurate reopening dates and updated holiday schedules through official notices and WhatsApp class groups.
Montha Cyclone: Are Schools in Tamil Nadu Closed Today?
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an Orange alert for several districts in Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, and Ranipet. However, as of now, the Tamil Nadu government has not officially declared a school holiday today. The district administrations are closely monitoring the weather situation, and a holiday will be announced accordingly. If the rain becomes heavier as expected, officials may declare school and college holidays in the affected districts at short notice to keep students safe. Parents are advised to closely monitor the school WhatsApp group and the official website.
Schools Holiday Today Live Updates: Schools in many districts of Andhra Pradesh will remain closed from October 27 to 29 because of heavy rain warnings from Cyclone Montha. Holidays have been announced in East Godavari, Annamayya, Kadapa, NTR, Bapatla, Krishna, and Guntur districts, and more districts may follow. Red alerts have been issued in Bapatla, YSR, Prakasam, Nellore, Tirupati, and Annamayya.
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