The Rajasthan government has extended summer vacations in schools across the state due to continuing heatwave conditions, increasing the holiday period from 35 days to 42 days.
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Rajasthan Extends Summer Vacation to 42 Days Amid Heatwave Conditions
Under the revised schedule, schools will now remain closed until June 28, providing students and staff additional relief from the intense summer temperatures being experienced across several districts. The decision was taken in view of weather conditions and concerns regarding student safety during extreme heat.
In another significant change, school principals have been authorized to declare up to two additional holidays based on local weather conditions and administrative requirements. Officials said the provision will allow schools to respond more effectively to region-specific circumstances, particularly in areas facing severe heat.
Education department authorities stated that the extension
Education department authorities stated that the extension aims to protect students from health risks associated with prolonged exposure to high temperatures. Heatwave conditions have persisted in various parts of Rajasthan, prompting precautionary measures in multiple sectors.
The revised holiday schedule is expected to benefit lakhs of students across government and private schools. Officials have advised educational institutions to remain attentive to weather advisories and prioritize student welfare when planning academic activities after reopening.
The move comes as several states continue to monitor weather conditions closely and adopt measures to reduce the impact of extreme summer temperatures on students and the general public.
