Delhi School Holiday: Everyone gets winter, summer and rainy holidays, but students studying in Delhi schools also get a pollution break in November.
Actually, due to various reasons, Delhi and its adjoining cities get caught in the grip of pollution in October-November. Talking about today, the AQI in most areas of Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad is above 350. Due to this, most of the people living here are suffering from cough, cold and fever these days.
In the year 2023, schools and other educational institutions in Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad were closed for 1 week due to increased pollution (AQI in Delhi NCR). This year too, parents are demanding closure of schools(Delhi Schools Closed). In fact, be it morning or evening, Delhi NCR is seen wrapped in a blanket of pollution. In this situation, sending children out of the house is like playing with their health.
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This year, due to confusion in the date of Diwali, schools and colleges were closed on both 31 October and 1 November. After this, due to Saturday and Sunday falling, this holiday became a long weekend. Schools have opened in most states. But many schools in Bihar and Jharkhand are still closed due to Chhath Puja 2024. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has ordered a government holiday on 7 November 2024 on the occasion of Chhath Puja. All schools in Delhi will remain closed on this day.
Pollution Break in Delhi NCR: Studies will stop due to pollution
GRAP 4 will be implemented as soon as the average AQI crosses 450 in Delhi. As soon as this happens, the government issues an order to close schools, colleges and other educational institutions. Last year also, online classes were arranged in schools as soon as the holidays started. This helps students to complete their syllabus on time. This year also, classes can be shifted to online mode due to pollution break. Morning assembly and outdoor games have been banned in many schools.
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