Haryana School Holidays Haryana government has announced a four-day holiday in the schools of the state. This holiday will be applicable for students and teachers. There will be a holiday in the schools of the state on the occasion of Good Friday on 18 April, Buddha Purnima on 12 May, Karva Chauth on 10 October and Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day on 25 November.
School Holiday: Haryana government has declared four days local holiday in the schools of the state during the new education session. The Directorate of School Education has issued an official letter in this regard.
This holiday will be applicable for students and teachers. The Directorate of School Education has issued an official letter in this regard on Friday and has given necessary instructions to all the District Education Officers and District Basic Education Officers of the state.
According to the Directorate, there will be holiday in the schools of the state on the occasion of Good Friday on 18 April, Buddha Purnima on 12 May, Karva Chauth on 10 October and Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day on 25 November. Apart from these holidays, there will be holiday in the schools on Sundays and other official holidays as well.
These are the holidays
18 April- Good Friday.
12 May- Buddha Purnima.
10 October- Karva Chauth.
25 November- Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day.
Students’ expectations from the budget
On the other hand, students are excited about the budget to be presented by the government. They have a lot of expectations from the budget. Students say that apart from education, health and other things, the budget should be made keeping in mind the bright future of girls. Along with this, the number of teachers should also increase in schools so that students do not have to face the problems of teachers this year.
There are around 900 government, middle schools in the district while there are more than 12 degree colleges. In such a situation, the state government should also keep in mind the central government’s Beti Padhao-Beti Bachao scheme during the budget.
There should be provision of separate buses for girl students: Sneha, a resident of Dhora, says that thousands of girl students come and go to Yamunanagar for studies every day. Due to lack of proper arrangement of buses, they are forced to travel in the crowd. Chailsi, a second year student of Mass Communication, says that there should be a provision of government colleges in urban areas in the budget. Due to high fees in private colleges, daughters of poor families are deprived of education.
