The Manipur government has extended the school and college holidays for two more days amid the ongoing protests demanding the restoration of peace in the strife-torn state.
More than 200 people have been killed and thousands rendered homeless in ethnic violence between Imphal Valley-based Meiteis and adjoining hills-based Kuki-Zo groups since May last year.
Manipur bomb attacks: Following the two attacks within a gap of around 10 hours, all markets and business establishments were shut down in Moirang town and the rest of Bishnupur district and border areas of nearby districts of the state.
Given the rise in attacks, the state government has announced the closure of all schools on September 7. In protest of rising attacks, thousands of people formed human chains in multiple cities.
The decision to close schools was made as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students amidst anticipated adverse weather conditions. The Hyderabad district collector announced the closure to prevent any potential risks associated with the severe weather.
The district magistrate of Gautam Budh Nagar has announced the closure of all schools for the Dronacharya Mela. Students are advised to check with their school authorities for more information.
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All schools in four districts of Mizoram have been closed due to heavy rainfall. Students and parents are advised to stay in touch with the school authorities for the latest updates.
The Patna district administration has closed 76 government schools in rural areas until August 31 due to the rising water level of the Ganga, which has crossed the danger mark in the state capital.
Heavy rains in Gujarat have caused severe flooding, resulting in seven deaths and hundreds missing persons in the state. The state govt has evacuated hundreds of residents from low-lying areas and is on high alert as more rains are expected. IMD has issued warnings for several districts.
The heavy rains and subsequent severe waterlogging in Gujarat disrupted the normal life. The train movement and schools have been affected in the state.
Because of the heavy rains and massive waterlogging in Gujarat, three trains such as Ahmedabad-Vadodara Intercity Express, Vadodara-Ahmedabad Intercity Express and Vadodara-Jamnagar Intercity Express -- have been affected in the state.
Bharat Bandh: The protesters put up rail and road blockades in several districts of Bihar, and police used batons and water cannons to disperse them. Darbhanga and Buxar witnessed disruption in train services while traffic was blocked in Patna, Hajipur, Darbhanga and Jehanabad.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a meeting of senior officials in Jaipur to take stock of the situation while all schools in four severely affected districts were directed to be shut on Monday.
All educational institutions in Guwahati are closed today, August 6th, due to heavy rainfall in the state. Students are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for more updates.
Earlier today, the Ghaziabad administration also made a similar announcement. Ghaziabad administration announced holidays till August 2 for all public and private schools. Moreover, all schools have been directed to strictly comply with the orders.
In view of the Kanwar yatra, various schools in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand have announced holiday. Students and parents are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for more details.
In view of the 'Orange' alert in Dehradun, the administration has closed all schools including Aganwadi centres. Students are parents are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for latest updates.
Maharashtra rains Highlights: As the state navigates through this challenging period, people have been advised to stay informed through official channels and to follow any advisories or instructions issued by local authorities.
All government and private schools in Hapur will remain closed for eight days from July 26 to August 2. Students and parents are advised to stay in touch with the school authorities for latest updates.
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