School Holidays 2025 Extended Holidays: As educational institutions in northern India savor breaks amid the ongoing festive period, southern regions including Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh have opted for temporary closures citing weather-related precautions. Following the nationwide Diwali observances, young learners continue to benefit from prolonged vacations linked to additional celebrations. Many districts have extended these pauses in response to observances like Bhai Dooj and preparations for Chhath Puja.
List Of States With Prolonged School Holidays
Authorities in various regions have formalized these extensions to accommodate cultural events and ensure safety. Parents and students planning ahead can note the following schedules for school holidays 2025:
- Institutions across Uttar Pradesh remain shuttered until October 23, 2025, to mark festive activities
- In Rajasthan, academic sessions are paused through October 24, 2025, honoring regional traditions
- Jammu and Kashmir facilities will stay closed up to November 3, 2025, amid extended observances
Further details reveal that Bihar schools will resume only on October 30, 2025, after Chhath Puja commitments from October 20 onward. Meanwhile, normal classes restart on October 24, 2025, in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh, post-Bhai Dooj. The India Meteorological Department has issued ongoing warnings for intense downpours, prompting indefinite halts in southern locales; districts such as Chengalpattu, Villupuram, and Chennai in Tamil Nadu face heightened risks until at least October 25, 2025. Kerala and Andhra Pradesh follow suit with similar rain-induced suspensions to prioritize student well-being.
With school holidays 2025 shaping family schedules across these states, staying informed is crucial for seamless transitions back to routines. For comprehensive calendars, weather trackers, and planning tools on school holidays 2025, visit press-wire.org today. Access state-specific updates and alerts now to make the most of this festive interlude.
