The government authorities have declared a holiday for all educational institutions in Kerala, Karnataka, and Goa due to heavy rain alerts. Check details here.
Due to heavy rains, Karnataka schools and colleges of Dakshin Kannada district are closed today, June 27. With the India Metrological Department (IMD) issuing a red alert, a holiday has been declared in all Anganwadis, government, aided, and private primary and high schools.
Mizoram news: The previous MNF government had decided to take the liabilities for payment of salaries including dearness and medical allowances of 180 schools, provide provisional grants-in-aid to 52 schools, and lump-sum grants-in-aid to 108 schools before the assembly polls last year.
The Patna district administration extended the closure of schools for students up to class 8 for three more days due to the ongoing heatwave conditions in the state. The state is experiencing an extreme heatwave situation.
The Jammu and Kashmir government has instructed all schools to begin morning assemblies with National Anthem for 20 minutes. Check detailed information here.
Amid ongoing heatwave condition in the state, the Bihar Education department has ordered closure of all government-run schools until June 15. Since schools will remain closed, holidays will be declared for teachers as well.
The schools have been advised to prioritize fairness and accuracy in assessing practical examinations and ensure the process is realistic and adds substantial value to students' academic journey.
Delhi, Haryana and five other states including UP, Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand will vote in the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections on May 25.
Due to rising temperatures across India, several states have announced summer vacations in government and private institutions to ensure the safety of the children. Check list of the states here.
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Union Home Secretary's directions comes after multiple emails of bomb threats alarmed the schools of National Capital on May 1. The threats were later turned out to be hoax. However, the incident raised security concerns and need for effective preventive measures.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the designated National Central Bureau of India and also known as Interpol India, is responsible for all the communication and coordination with the Interpol, they added.
Delhi Police has asked people to check the authenticity and source of information related to bomb-threats rumours spreading on social media before believing or forwarding such messages.
Around 100 schools in Delhi received bomb threat emails on Wednesday. The Crime Branch and IFSO unit of Delhi Police’s Special Cell have been roped in to trace the origin of the emails and their IP addresses and nothing suspicious has been found after the searches in the school.
Several schools said they were able to carry out a swift evacuation of the students and staff, but dealing with the parents was a challenge. Some schools said they plan to issue a circular for parents, outlining the standard operating procedure to guide them on how to react in adverse situations.
There has been a panic situation in the National Capital since Wednesday Morning after the bomb threat in the schools. The police administration is carrying out intensive search operations at all places.
Here is the list of schools in Delhi-NCR that received a bomb threat email today, May 1.
Delhi schools bomb threat: Several schools in Delhi-NCR have reported receiving bomb threats via email on Wednesday morning. In response, the Delhi Police have initiated comprehensive searches, and as a precautionary measure, some schools have decided to close temporarily.
Bomb threat in West Delhi schools: Panic gripped school students and parents early morning today after several schools in Delhi-NCR received bomb threats via email on Wednesday morning. The Ministry of Home Affairs said it appears to be a hoax call and that there was no need to panic.
Emergency response teams, including bomb detection units, and officials from the Delhi Fire Service, have been deployed to all schools in response to a threatening email. Meanwhile, security agencies, including the Delhi Police Special Cell, are actively looking to find the origin of the email.
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