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Delhi Schools To Reopen Tomorrow After Winter Break
Schools in Delhi are set to reopen tomorrow, resuming classes in physical mode. However, acknowledging the severity of the cold weather, the government has implemented adjustments to school timings to mitigate the impact on students.
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Amid Cold Wave, Delhi Extends Winter Break For Students Up To Class 5
The Delhi government has extended the winter break till January 12 for students from nursery to Class 5 due to the cold weather.
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Winter Vacations In Delhi Schools Extended Till Jan 10 Due To Cold Weather
Winter vacation in Delhi schools has been extended till January 10 due to cold weather conditions, officials of the Directorate of Education said on Saturday.
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Winter Break In Delhi Schools From January 1-6
Schools in Delhi will remain close from January 1-6 for a winter break. The decision was announced by the Delhi government.
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Amid Rising Pollution, Delhi Schools Reopen After Early Winter Break
All government-aided and private schools in Delhi reopened on Monday after an early winter break with restrictions under Stage IV of GRAP revoked following some improvement in the city's air quality.
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Early Winter Break In Delhi Schools From November 9-18 Due To Air Pollution
Delhi schools will close for a winter break from November 9 to 18 in view of the toxic smog that has blanketed the city for six straight days, the Arvind Kejriwal government said Wednesday afternoon.
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Delhi Schools Update: Winter Vacations Announced For Primary Sections From January 1
Delhi Schools Update: Delhi government in a circular on Monday, December 27 notified that the winter break for pre-primary and primary classes will be observed from January 1 to 15
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Delhi Schools To Extend Winter Break Due To Cold Wave
Delhi government has directed the schools run by in the capital city to extend their winter break till January 19 in the wake of cold wave. Government also told private schools to take action as per their assessment. It also advised the schools to allow full sleeves or full legged clothing even other than school uniform.
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Delhi Schools To Reopen Tomorrow After Winter Break
Schools in Delhi are set to reopen tomorrow, resuming classes in physical mode. However, acknowledging the severity of the cold weather, the government has implemented adjustments to school timings to mitigate the impact on students.
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Amid Cold Wave, Delhi Extends Winter Break For Students Up To Class 5
The Delhi government has extended the winter break till January 12 for students from nursery to Class 5 due to the cold weather.
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Winter Vacations In Delhi Schools Extended Till Jan 10 Due To Cold Weather
Winter vacation in Delhi schools has been extended till January 10 due to cold weather conditions, officials of the Directorate of Education said on Saturday.
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Winter Break In Delhi Schools From January 1-6
Schools in Delhi will remain close from January 1-6 for a winter break. The decision was announced by the Delhi government.
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Amid Rising Pollution, Delhi Schools Reopen After Early Winter Break
All government-aided and private schools in Delhi reopened on Monday after an early winter break with restrictions under Stage IV of GRAP revoked following some improvement in the city's air quality.
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Early Winter Break In Delhi Schools From November 9-18 Due To Air Pollution
Delhi schools will close for a winter break from November 9 to 18 in view of the toxic smog that has blanketed the city for six straight days, the Arvind Kejriwal government said Wednesday afternoon.
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Delhi Schools Update: Winter Vacations Announced For Primary Sections From January 1
Delhi Schools Update: Delhi government in a circular on Monday, December 27 notified that the winter break for pre-primary and primary classes will be observed from January 1 to 15
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Delhi Schools To Extend Winter Break Due To Cold Wave
Delhi government has directed the schools run by in the capital city to extend their winter break till January 19 in the wake of cold wave. Government also told private schools to take action as per their assessment. It also advised the schools to allow full sleeves or full legged clothing even other than school uniform.
