School Holiday Tomorrow (Thursday) Highlights: State And City- Wise Schools Closed Due To Heavy Rainfall & IMD Alert

Schools and colleges in select areas of Tamil Nadu will remain closed on September 11 for the 68th Commemoration of Martyr Emanuel Sekaran.

The schools were closed for September 10, 2025, across several states because of weather-related disruptions.

Schools and colleges in Tamil Nadu were closed today on September 11, 2025 for the 68th Commemoration of Martyr Emanuel Sekaran.

Parents are advised to stay in touch with the authorities regarding the re-opening of the schools. 

In Jammu, there were heavy rains, floods and landslides since August 26, 2025 due to which schools were closed there. 

All the private and government schools, colleges and educational institutes are now re-opened in several states of India.

The school status for September 10, 2025, varies across states due to recent weather-related disruptions and  festival celebrations.

Schools, colleges and educational institutes were closed in various states of India due to heavy rains, waterlogging, flood-like conditions. 

Parents are advised to stay in touch with the authorities regarding the re-opening of the schools. 

Schools and colleges in select areas of Tamil Nadu will remain closed on September 11, 2025.

All the schools, colleges and educational institutes will be re-open in several states of India after heavy rains. 

In Jammu, heavy rains, flash floods and landslides since August 26, 2025 have forced educational institutions to remain closed.

Parents are advised to stay in touch with the school authorities to be updated about the schools re-opening.

Jammu & Kashmir Schools are all set to re-open from today September 10, 2025. 

Schools and colleges in several areas of Tamil Nadu will remain closed on September 11, 2025 for the 68th Commemoration of Martyr Emanuel Sekaran.

Schools remained closed for over a week in early September due to severe waterlogging and rains in the Kashmir Valley. Authorities have advised school administrators to resume classes from September 10 (Wednesday) while taking all safety precautions. The institutions will remain closed till then.

Many schools in the state of Jammu and Kashmir have been closed due to heavy rains and floods, some of which will reopen tomorrow, September 10. The reopening schedule of schools in the region may be subject to further safety checks.

On September 10, 2025, there is no national public holiday in India. However, some schools or districts may be closed for regional reasons. These include some schools in Jammu and Kashmir, which are scheduled to reopen on this date after being closed due to heavy rains.

Schools and colleges in select areas of Tamil Nadu will remain closed on September 11 for the 68th Commemoration of Martyr Emanuel Sekaran, per official announcement.

Jammu & Kashmir Schools are all set to re-open from tomorrow September 10, 2025. 

Education Minister Harjot Singh said the floods had forced nearly 20,000 government schools across the state.

Parents must contact to the school authorities to ask about the recent updates regarding the schoosl re-opening.

Due to heavy rain, holiday have been continued in several states of India. Parenst must stay in touch with the school authorities for latest updates. 

In Jammu, continuous heavy rains, flash floods and landslides since August 26 have forced educational institutions to remain closed for 11 days. 

If any institution and schools remains affected by floods, the schools will not re-open in the states of India.

Jammu & Kashmir Schools are all set to re-open from tomorrow September 10, 2025 after remaining closed due to heavy rains.

Along with Punjab, schools in Chandigarh are also ordered to remain shut.

 Various states have announced school holiday on September 9 (Tuesday) due to heavy rain.

According to the official notice, some schools in Jammu region will reopen on September 10.

All the schools and educational institutes were closed in several states of India due to hevy rains, waterlogging, landslides and flood-like situations. 

In September 2025, schools, colleges and educational institutes across India are experiencing widespread closures because of heavy rains, landslides and flood-like situations. 

Education Minister Harjot Singh said the floods had forced nearly 20,000 government schools across the state.

Jammu Division: Schools will remain closed on September 9 and are scheduled to reopen from September 10, 2025.

Punjab: Educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and universities, are expected to reopen as usual from September 8, 2025.

Other States: There are no official announcements for state-level holidays in other regions for this date.

All the government schools in Punjab reopened today on September 9, after being closed since August 27 due to floods and heavy rains.

Schools in the Jammu region are expected to remain closed till September 10, 2025 because of heavy rains and floods-like situation.

-East Madhya Pradesh: Isolated heavy showers between September 10–11

-Odisha: Rainfall predicted on September 9–10

-Bihar: Heavy rainfall expected September 8–10

-Chhattisgarh, Coastal Andhra Pradesh: Downpours forecast from September 10–12

-Tamil Nadu: Showers likely until September 10

-Kerala: Rain expected on September 9–10

Jammu & Kashmir Schools are shut down because of flood-damaged infrastructure. Reopening is not expected until  September 10.

All schools in Thiruvananthapuram to remain closed today.

Due to heavy waterlogging and rains, schools in the Kashmir Valley remained closed for more than a week in early September. Authorities have advised school administrators to resume classes from September 10, 2025, taking into account all safety concerns. Till then, the institutions will remain closed.

Based on the latest reports, there are no widespread school holidays declared for September 9, 2025, for most states.

Here is a summary of the situation:

Jammu Division: Schools will remain closed on September 9 and are scheduled to reopen from September 10, 2025.

Punjab: Educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and universities, are expected to reopen as usual from September 8, 2025.

Other States: There are no official announcements for state-level holidays in other regions for this date.

For Tuesday, September 9, 2025, schools in Punjab are scheduled to reopen in most districts after flood-related closures. In other states and cities, local conditions or district-level decisions may determine holiday status, so it is essential to check local reports. 

In Jammu, continuous heavy rains, flash floods and landslides since August 26 have forced educational institutions to remain closed for 11 days. As per the Directorate of School Education (DSE), Jammu, has now instructed authorities to gear up for reopening. Offline classes are set to resume from September 10, after a thorough inspection of infrastructure and safety arrangements in flood-hit areas.

All schools in Thiruvananthapuram to remain closed tomorrow

Schools in Punjab have reopened today, September 8, but only for teachers and staff, as the state prepares to resume academic activity following recent weather disruptions. 

As per media reports, If schools are certified safe, students in Punjab are likely to return to the classrooms on September 9

Schools in the Jammu region are expected to remain closed until after September 10, 2025, due to flood-related issues.

After massive school closures in Punjab due to heavy floods, schools are expected to reopen on September 9, 2025. 

Jammu & Kashmir: Many institutions were closed until at least September 10 due to floods.

Punjab: Many districts had extended closures due to flood damage, though some schools were set to reopen on September 9.

Schools in Punjab that were closed due to heavy rains and floods are set to welcome students from September 9. On September 8, teachers and staff will prepare schools by checking buildings, cleaning classrooms and ensuring everything is safe for students. District commissioners may extend the closure period for damaged schools.

Milad-un-Nabi, observed nationwide on September 5, was shifted to Monday, September 8, in Mumbai and its suburbs to avoid clashing with Ganesh Chaturthi processions. As a result, all government and private schools in the city and adjoining areas observed a holiday on Monday.

-East Madhya Pradesh: Isolated heavy showers between September 10–11

-Odisha: Rainfall predicted on September 9–10

-Bihar: Heavy rainfall expected September 8–10

-Chhattisgarh, Coastal Andhra Pradesh: Downpours forecast from September 10–12

-Tamil Nadu: Showers likely until September 10

-Kerala: Rain expected on September 9–10

In view of heavy and extremely heavy rains on 8th September, holiday has been declared in schools in Udaipur, Jalore and Dungarpur districts

Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (Mawlid) was celebrated on September 5, but the public holiday for Mumbai and its suburbs was shifted to today, Monday, September 8, resulting in schools and colleges being closed on this date.

Jammu & Kashmir Schools are shut down because of flood-damaged infrastructure. Reopening is not expected until after September 10.

Schools will remain closed for children in Punjab tomorrow too, colleges and universities will open normally.

Red alert has been issued for several districts—Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Mehsana, Aravalli, and Kutch—over extremely heavy rainfall.

In view of the heavy rainfall situation in Banaskantha district, all Anganwadis, schools, Colleges and educational activities tomorrow. It has been decided to remain closed on September 8, 2025.

Schools in India will remain closed on many dates in September due to religious and cultural festivals. Below is a list of major holidays:

1. September 17 (Wednesday): Onam will be celebrated in Kerala and surrounding areas. Vishwakarma Puja will be celebrated in parts of North and East India on the same day, due to which schools will remain closed in these areas.

2. September 22 (Monday): Holidays will begin in states like West Bengal, Assam and Odisha with the beginning of Durga Puja and Navratri. Mahalaya will also be celebrated at this time.

3. September 29 (Monday) and September 30 (Tuesday): Durga Puja Saptami and Mahashtami will be celebrated in many states, especially in eastern and northeastern India. Schools in Delhi are also expected to remain closed on these days due to festivals related to Dussehra.

The Maharashtra government on Thursday changed the date of Eid-e-Milad public holiday for Mumbai city and suburbs. Earlier the holiday was announced on Friday, September 5, but now it has been changed to September 8.

In Jammu, continuous heavy rains, flash floods, and landslides since August 26 have forced schools to remain shut for 11 days. The Directorate of School Education, Jammu, has now directed school authorities to prepare for reopening and resume offline classes from September 10, after conducting a detailed assessment of infrastructure and safety arrangements.

A public holiday on the occasion of Eid-e-Milad was earlier declared on September 5. However, in Mumbai city and Mumbai suburban districts, this holiday was changed to September 8.

As Per the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), there is a possibility of heavy rain in Dungarpur, Banswara, Rajsamand, Salumber, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Pali and Phalodi on September 8. At the same time, there is a possibility of very heavy rain in Sirohi, Barmer, Balotra, Jaisalmer and Jalore.

Due to rain in Rajasthan also, holiday has been declared on 8th September in the following 3 districts:

1. Udaipur

2. Jalore

3. Durgapur

Amritsar schools will remain closed on September 8 due to severe flooding in Punjab. School will reopen in September 9 except for specific areas. The Punjab floods have caused 46 deaths and damaged 175,000 hectares of crops.

All government schools in the state will remain closed for students on September 8. Teachers will be present in schools and cleaning of schools will be done with the help of SMC, Panchayats, Municipal Councils and Corporations. School buildings will be thoroughly inspected by teachers. If any problem or defect is found, it should be immediately reported to the Deputy Commissioner of the District and the Engineering Department. After this, all government schools will open normally from September 9.

 Amidst the havoc of floods in Punjab, big news has come out about the holidays declared in schools. According to the information, all the schools and colleges of Punjab are going to open. Regarding this, Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains has shared complete information on social media platform X. 

It must be noted that all government schools in the state will remain closed for students on September 8. However, teachers will have to be on duty to meticulously inspect school buildings. If any sort of issue or defect is found, it must be immediately reported to the district's Deputy Commissioner and the Engineering Department