School Holiday: There is good news for school students. They will get the benefit of leave. Orders have also been issued for this. As per the order issued, 7th September has been declared as Janmashtami holiday. However, in many states of the country, orders have been issued to keep schools closed on 6th September on the occasion of Janmashtami.
Notification issued
Meanwhile, schools will remain open on 6th September on the occasion of Janmashtami by the Haryana government. School holidays have been declared in Haryana on 7th September. Haryana Government has given information in this regard on Twitter (X). According to posts on social media, the Haryana government has declared September 7 as a gazetted holiday on the festival of Janmashtami. The notification has been issued by the Chief Secretary.
Explain that earlier the holiday for Janmashtami festival was notified on 6th September. Now it has been amended. In such a situation, other educational and government offices including schools and colleges will remain closed on 7th September. Students including teachers and staff will get the benefit of leave.
Janmashtami holiday in schools in Bihar and UP on September 6
Here in Bihar and UP, school holiday has been declared on 6th September on Janmashtami. Schools and colleges will be closed during this period. Orders have been issued to keep schools from 1st to 12th including colleges, educational institutions and Anganwadi centers closed. In many states, schools were kept closed on 6 September, while in many states schools have been announced to remain closed on 7 September. This has been announced by the Haryana Government through Twitter (Ex).
Bihar: Reconsideration once again on declared-casual holiday
Here in Bihar, the order for the cut off holidays has been withdrawn. In such a situation, from September to December, teachers and employees including students will get the benefit of 23 days leave. These holidays will be declared on the festival. However, despite the withdrawal of the order, the education department said that the declared and casual holidays in the school would be reconsidered once again.
A decision on this can be taken soon. Issuing a press release on Tuesday, the state government is committed under the Right to Education Act 2005 of the department body. In such a situation, it is necessary to conduct classes for at least 200 days in primary school and 220 days in middle school, but at present, due to many reasons, classes are not running for more than 190 days in a year.
After this the holidays were cut. The order has been withdrawn by the state government on the demand of teachers but it will be reconsidered soon and the government may reach some other issue.
