Schools Closed in Bihar and Other States Due to Elections and Weather

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Schools Closed in Bihar and Other States Due to Elections and Weather

Multiple states in India will observe school closures on November 6 due to election polling, weather conditions, and significant local events. This decision impacts educational institutions in various regions, with particular focus on Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

School Closures in Bihar

Bihar is set to close schools in 17 districts due to polling for the first phase of assembly elections. Educational institutions in these regions will remain shut to ensure that teachers, students, and staff can participate in the voting process smoothly.

Affected Districts in Bihar

  • Patna
  • Darbhanga
  • Madhepura
  • Saharsa
  • Muzaffarpur
  • Gopalganj
  • Siwan
  • Saran
  • Vaishali
  • Samastipur
  • Begusarai
  • Lakhisarai
  • Munger
  • Sheikhpura
  • Nalanda
  • Buxar
  • Bhojpur

Additionally, some schools were already closed on November 3 for Guru Nanak Jayanti and will remain closed if they fall under the listed districts. The closure is in accordance with the Election Commission’s guidelines.

Closure in Uttar Pradesh: Anupshahr

In Uttar Pradesh, the situation in Anupshahr, Bulandshahr district, also calls for school closures. Due to the traditional Lakkhi Kartik Purnima Ganga Snan Mela, schools will be closed from November 3 to 6. This event attracts numerous tourists and devotees, necessitating the closure of local schools.

School Operations in Other States

Schools in Punjab, Haryana, and the Delhi-NCR region are set to resume normal operations after recent holidays. Classes will return to session on November 6.

Weather Conditions and School Status

In Maharashtra, a yellow alert has been issued for several districts due to rain. While schools are currently open, closures could occur if weather conditions worsen. Parents are encouraged to stay updated via official school communications.

Schools in Cyclone-Affected Areas

States like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Odisha are not mandated to close schools following the aftermath of Cyclone Montha. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) reports that weather is expected to stabilize, allowing schools to gradually resume operations.

Overall, parents and students should rely on official school announcements and the designated WhatsApp groups for real-time updates regarding school holidays and closures. This ensures everyone stays informed about crucial developments affecting educational schedules.