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Schools Closed September 25? Check State-Wise Holiday Details for Anant Chaturdashi, Rain
- •Many Indian states will have school holidays on September 25, but reasons vary by region.
- •Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Bihar schools are closed for Anant Chaturdashi/Ganesh Visarjan, marking the end of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
- •Telangana has declared a holiday in Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and surrounding urban areas for large Ganesh idol immersion processions.
- •Malkangiri district in Odisha has closed schools due to heavy rainfall and weather warnings from a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal.
- •Students and parents should confirm September 25 holidays with their specific school or district education authorities, especially in weather-affected areas.
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Schools in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Bihar are scheduled to remain closed on September 25 for Anant Chaturdashi and Ganesh Visarjan celebrations. Telangana has also declared a holiday for educational institutions in Hyderabad, Secunderabad, and adjoining urban areas due to the major immersion processions.
Schools and Anganwadi centres in Malkangiri district are ordered to remain closed through September 25 due to heavy rainfall and weather warnings linked to a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal. Authorities took this precautionary step following forecasts of very heavy rainfall and adverse weather conditions.
No, there is no blanket September 25 holiday for all schools across Andhra Pradesh. While parts of the state have been affected by the weather system and local administrations are monitoring vulnerable areas, students should check orders from their specific district administration or individual school.
