All schools up to class 12 are closed

District School Inspector (DIOS) Bholendra Pratap Singh issued an order stating that all schools from pre-primary to class 12 will remain closed on August 5 and 6. This order will be applicable to all boards including Basic Education Council, Secondary Education Council, CBSE, ICSE and Sanskrit Board schools. He has instructed all the principals to strictly follow this order.

Why was this decision taken?

It has been raining continuously in Banaras for the last few days due to which the water level of river Ganga has increased considerably. Flood water has reached many areas of the city and all the ghats due to which people are facing problems in movement. This step has been taken keeping in mind the safety of the students so that they remain safe from heavy rains and floods.

Information provided to concerned departments

DIOS has also informed the Divisional Commissioner, District Magistrate, Chief Development Officer and all the Sub-District Magistrates about this order. Along with this, a letter has also been sent to the District Basic Education Officer for necessary action. This decision has brought great relief to the students and parents.

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Agra is colder than the hill cities due to the cold winds blowing after heavy snowfall in the mountains. In such a situation, giving a big relief to the school children, the district magistrate has declared holiday in schools up to class 12. According to District Magistrate Arvind Mallappa Bangari, due to cold wave, all schools from class 1 to 12 will remain closed till January 8. No school will open during fog and cold wave. The order will be applicable in CBSE, ICSE, secondary and all government and private schools. Action will be taken against the school management in case of violation. As such, all the schools in the district will remain closed from Sunday to Wednesday.

Agra was colder than Kullu, Manali and Mussoorie, mercury was 14.9 degrees.
The maximum temperature of hill towns like Kullu, Manali, Mussoorie, Dharamsala, Chamba etc. was higher than Agra. The sun remained hidden in a blanket of fog in Agra throughout the day, due to which the maximum temperature during the day was recorded at 14.9 degrees, which is 8 degrees below normal. Due to the fog, the visibility was zero till morning. According to the Weather Department, fog may prevail in the mornings for the next two days.

Visibility was zero

due to heavy fog on Saturday morning. Visibility remained zero in the morning. Due to lack of sunshine, the visibility was only up to 300 meters till noon. Due to fog at 5:30 in the evening, the visibility was only up to 200 meters, due to which the fog deepened in the evening as well. Due to lack of sunshine the cold winds kept people troubled. The mercury was recorded 8 degrees below normal at 14.9 degrees during the day. Along with Agra, the temperature in Meerut, Aligarh, Bahraich, Bareilly, Etawah and Sultanpur remained between 12 to 14 degrees.

The temperature during the day was like this

• City Temperatur
• Agra 14.9 degrees
• Manali 15.3 degrees
• Kullu 20 degrees
• Chamba 20.2 degrees
• Dharamshala 21.7 degrees
• Mussoorie 23.8 degrees

There is a possibility of fog for two days, cold winds

will blow. There is no relief from cold in the first week of the new year. According to the weather forecast centre, fog may prevail in the morning for the next two days, while cold winds may blow. There is a possibility of a slight increase in the minimum temperature along with the maximum temperature.

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In view of the heavy rain alert issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), orders have been given to keep schools and colleges from class 1 to 12 closed in various districts of the state on 19 September 2024 (Thursday).

For example, District School Inspector Vinay Kumar and District Basic Education Officer Laxmikant Pandey in Bulandshahr have announced a holiday in schools and colleges. Similarly, in Agra also, it has been decided to close all schools from nursery to class 12.

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Due to this rain, the roads have been submerged and there have been traffic obstructions. People are confined to their homes and there is also a shortage of essential goods. The administration has appealed to the people to be cautious and not to go out except for essential work. In this time of difficulty, everyone needs to help each other.

Holiday announced after IMD’s prediction

Monsoon has hit Uttar Pradesh in recent days, due to which it is raining continuously in many districts. Flood-like situation has also arisen at some places. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued a heavy rain alert for Thursday, September 19, due to which holidays have been announced in schools.

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June 16 is Sunday. From June 17, classes in schools will be conducted as per the pre-determined time. Nandkishore Lal, Joint Secretary of School Education and Literacy Department, issued its notification on Tuesday. In such a situation, all schools will remain closed for the next five days (12 to 16 June).

Alert in these areas:

The weather department has issued a red alert for heat wave in the districts of Palamu and Kolhan from Wednesday to June 14. While in some districts, an orange alert has been issued during this period, a yellow alert has been issued in the rest of Jharkhand including Ranchi. On Tuesday, the temperature of 12 districts of the state including Ranchi crossed 42 degrees.

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Heat wave kills five people in the state.

A teacher in Palamu, a middle-aged man in Hazaribagh and one in Tamar along with two people in Dumka died due to heat wave. Rampati Munda, who died in Dumka, belonged to Ranchi. He was a class IV employee in Shivpahar, Dumka. In Garhwa district, a student fell unconscious during the prayer meeting. In Garhwa district, a teacher also fell unconscious due to the heat.

The mercury crossed 45 degrees.

On Tuesday the temperature of 12 districts of the state including Ranchi crossed 42 degrees. Medininagar and Saraikela recorded the highest maximum temperature of 45.4 degrees. While Garhwa recorded 45.0 degrees. The maximum temperature of the capital Ranchi was recorded at 40.7 degrees. In Garhwa district a student fell unconscious during the prayer meeting. While in Garhwa district a teacher also fainted due to heat. According to the Meteorological Department the temperature in the state is five to seven degrees more than normal.

Ranchi Meteorological Department scientist Abhishek Anand said, due to severe heat in most of the districts of the state including Ranchi, a red alert has been issued in the districts of Kolhan and Palamu from 12 to 14 June. While orange alert will continue in some districts and yellow alert in the rest of Jharkhand. During this time, weather change and rain has been predicted in the rest of the state including Ranchi except Palamu and Kolhan.

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All schools will be closed immediately in Delhi

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for the next five days and has predicted heat wave conditions in many parts of Delhi and severe heat wave conditions in other parts. In view of the heat, according to the circular of the Directorate of Education, all schools were instructed to keep summer vacation from May 11 to June 30 for this academic year. According to the circular, all government schools will remain closed from May 11. However, some government-aided and unaided private schools are still open amid the ongoing scorching heat.

Some schools still haven’t done summer vacations

The circular said that heads of all government-aided and unaided recognized private schools in Delhi are advised to close the schools for summer vacations with immediate effect. The Delhi-NCR area has seen a steady rise in temperatures in recent times, with Delhi recording the highest temperature this summer at 44.4 degrees Celsius on May 19. The temperature rose from 42.5 degrees Celsius on May 17 to 43.6 degrees Celsius on May 18.

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List of school holidays in Delhi

Government and private schools in Delhi will remain closed on these dates as part of the official holidays from April to December.

11 May to 30 June: Summer Vacation

July 17: Muharram

15 August: Independence Day

26 August: Janmashtami

16 September: Eid-e-Milad

2 October: Gandhi Jayanti (national holiday)

October 9 to October 11: Winter Break

12 October: Dussehra

17 October: Valmiki Jayanti

31 October: Diwali

15 November: Guru Nanak Jayanti

December 25: Christmas

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The next day, 31st December, being a Sunday, schools will also remain closed. After this, winter vacations (UP Winter Vacation 2023) will start. District Basic Education Officer Rahul Panwar has told the media that District Magistrate Manish Verma has ordered to keep all the schools running in Gautam Buddha Nagar district closed on 29th and 30th December in view of dense fog and severe cold. Panwar said that all the teachers/employees working in the said schools will work as before.

Action will be taken if orders are not followed

He said that this order will also be applicable to schools affiliated with Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Council of Indian School Certificate Examinations (ICSE) and other boards, council schools, government schools and government aided schools. Action will be taken against schools that do not follow the order.

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