Haryana Government Advances Summer Vacations Due to Severe Heatwave
Originally, schools were set to close from June 1 to 30. However, due to the intense heatwave in the state, officials decided to start the holidays earlier.
The Haryana government has announced that summer vacations for all state-run and private schools will begin earlier than planned, starting Tuesday. According to the Directorate of School Education's order issued on Monday, the summer holidays will now extend from Tuesday until June 30.
Originally, schools were scheduled to close from June 1 to 30. However, due to the severe heatwave conditions affecting the state, officials decided to advance the holidays.
Haryana has recently faced extreme heat, with temperatures ranging between 44 to 46 degrees Celsius.
The Directorate of School Education has directed all district education officers, elementary education officers, block education officers, and block elementary education officers to ensure the new order is followed.
The summer vacations for all state-run and private schools in Haryana will start on Tuesday and extend until June 30.
The decision to advance the summer vacations was made due to the severe heatwave conditions affecting the state, with temperatures ranging between 44 and 46 degrees Celsius.
Initially, schools were scheduled to close for summer vacations from June 1 to 30.
The order to advance the summer vacations was issued by the Directorate of School Education in Haryana.
The Directorate of School Education has instructed all district education officers, elementary education officers, block education officers, and block elementary education officers to ensure that the new order is followed.
