Tomorrow School Holiday Highlights: Check States And City-Wise School Closure Updates Amid Rising AQI, Teachers' Strikes, Heavy Rain & Festivals

Parents and students are advised to keep a close check on the IMD alerts, local authorities decisions and school whatsapp groups. 

Earlier, also the schools were closed due to heavy rainfall, cyclone Ditwah, severe Air Quality Index and other reasons.

1.Kerala: There will be a school holiday on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections across the State.

2.Meghalaya: Schools in Meghalaya will also remain closed on December 12 to observe the death anniversary of Pa Togan Nengminja Sangma.

Over 2,500 schools in the state remained closed on Friday as teachers’ organisations held protests across the state.

Students and parents are advised to keep a close check on the announcements from district authorities for school closure decisions.

Schools will remain closed tomorrow in all the districts as there is Sunday.

Delhi schools have been shifted towards the offline classes after the hybrid fromat of learning.

As per the local news, the schools in Andhra Pradesh are not closed today. Since the state is also seeing heavy rainfall because of Cyclone Ditwah, there can be changes in the holidays.

According to the official schedule, the government school students will enjoy a total of 75 holidays (including Sundays) this year.

The North Coastal areas in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal are seeing heavy rainfall across these areas. 

Because of local body elections, the Kerala authority has announced school holidays on December 9 and December 11, 2025.

Delhi schools remain open tomorrow despite coldest morning at 5.6°C and AQI 392 (very poor) on Dec 5. No official closure announced; cold wave and pollution monitored but normal operations expected. 

December 12, 2025 is announced as a holiday in Meghalaya to observe the death anniversary of Pa Togan Nengminja Sangma. 

The schools in Andhra Prdaesh, Chennai, Puducheery is likely to be closed but there is no official notification. 

Mumbai (Maharashtra): Likely closed due to statewide teacher strike.

-Pune (Maharashtra): Likely closed amid teacher protests.

-Nagpur (Maharashtra): Likely closed; strike impacts Marathwada region.

-Chennai (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure; no official confirmation, heavy rain expected from Cyclone Ditwah.

-Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure due to cyclone rains.

-Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu): Possible local closure from weather.

-Kancheepuram (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure in rain-affected areas.

-Nellore (Andhra Pradesh): Possible closure; cyclone impacts coastal districts.

-Tirupati (Andhra Pradesh): Possible local holiday due to rains.

-Puducherry: Possible closure from heavy rainfall.

-Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and most other cities report schools open.

Yes, Maharashtra schools are likely closed today due to the ongoing statewide teacher and principal strike entering its second day, affecting around 18,000 schools especially in Marathwada region. 

Schools might remain closed in Maharashtra today due to the strike by teachers and principals.

As of now there is no update on Chennai school closure for today on December 6, 2025.

Delhi’s schools are postponing all outdoor sports and activities because of persistent pollution.

Yes, Maharashtra schools are likely closed today due to the ongoing statewide teacher and principal strike entering its second day, affecting around 18,000 schools especially in Marathwada region. No official government notification confirms full closure, but protests and marches continue with limited operations in Mumbai. Parents should contact school authorities for local updates amid government warnings of salary deductions for strikers.

-Mumbai (Maharashtra): Likely closed due to statewide teacher strike.

-Pune (Maharashtra): Likely closed amid teacher protests.

-Nagpur (Maharashtra): Likely closed; strike impacts Marathwada region.

-Chennai (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure; no official confirmation, heavy rain expected from Cyclone Ditwah.

-Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure due to cyclone rains.

-Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu): Possible local closure from weather.

-Kancheepuram (Tamil Nadu): Possible closure in rain-affected areas.

-Nellore (Andhra Pradesh): Possible closure; cyclone impacts coastal districts.

-Tirupati (Andhra Pradesh): Possible local holiday due to rains.

-Puducherry: Possible closure from heavy rainfall.

-Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and most other cities report schools open.

Delhi schools remain open tomorrow despite coldest morning at 5.6°C and AQI 392 (very poor) on Dec 5. No official closure announced; cold wave and pollution monitored but normal operations expected. Parents should check with schools for any last-minute updates.

Note: Students and parents must verify school holiday status directly with school authorities or official district websites, as updates from strikes or weather can change rapidly. Avoid relying solely on news; contact principals for confirmation to ensure accurate attendance plans. 

All schools and colleges statewide remain closed on 5 December due to a teachers’ strike in Maharashtra. As of now there is no update for December 6.

Schools in Maharashtra are likely to be closed on December 6, 2026, due to the ongoing strike by teachers and principals. 

1.Kerala: There will be a school holiday on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections across the State.

2.Meghalaya: Schools in Meghalaya will also remain closed on December 12 to observe the death anniversary of Pa Togan Nengminja Sangma.

Schools across several districts may be seeing school closure due to various reasons like strike, heavy rainfall, and IMD alerts.

Students and parents are advised to keep a close check on the announcements from district authorities or their school administrations for school closure decisions.

As the weather condition is not normal in several districts of Tamil Nadu due to the Cyclonic storm Ditwah. The schools in various districts of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh are likely to be closed on Saturday, December 6, 2025.

There is no official update regarding the school closure in Maharashtra, parents must keep a check on the latest updates.

Some districts will experience continue rain-related disruption; districts affected by Cyclone Ditwah’s might announce school holidays.

The students and parents are advised to be in touch with their school authority before attending school.

Due to bad weather conditions, schools in various districts of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh are likely to be closed tomorrow. Stay updated!

1.School websites

2. WhatsApp groups

3. Local district administration announcements

Due to heavy rains and cyclone Ditwah, there are high chances that schools might remain closed tomorrow. Although there is no official announcement for tomorrow.

Kerala has announced school holidays on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections. 

Schools were closed on 4 Dec, and closure on 6 Dec remains under review depending on weather conditions in the state.

 Schools in Maharashtra are likely to declare a school holiday on December 6, 2026, because of the ongoing strike conducted by teachers and principals in the state.

As there is a strike by school teachers and faculty, parents and students are advised to keep an eye on Maharashtra School Holidays.

As several districts in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh may experience moderate to heavy rainfall, schools are likely to be closed tomorrow.

Air-quality in parts of NCR remains very poor, specifically in Gurugram, which might lead to school closure updates.

1.Kerala: There will be a school holiday on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections across the State.

2.Meghalaya: Schools in Meghalaya will also remain closed on December 12 to observe the death anniversary of Pa Togan Nengminja Sangma.

As of now, there is no official confirmation on school closures in Chennai and Tiruvallur. If the conditions worsen or heavy rainfall hits, the authorities may consider a shutdown and announce a school holiday for tomorrow December 6, 2025.

A few days back, Delhi schools resumed offline classes after being operated in the hybrid format of learning. 

As of now, the authorities have not declare any closure of the educational institutions in Puducherry for tomorrow.

As of now there is no official announcemnet for Chennai school holidays tomorrow. 

The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has placed 13 districts plus Puducherry on yellow alert for Thursday: Vellore, Ranipet, Tiruvallur, Chennai, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Tiruvannamalai, Villuppuram, Nilgiris, ghat areas of Coimbatore, Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Tenkasi. 

As of now there is no official notification regarding the school closure in Tamil Nadu for Decemebr 6.

All schools in Maharashtra were closed today, December 5, 2025, because of a statewide strike.

Kerala has announced school holidays on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections .

The Meghalaya government has announced a school holiday for December 12, 2025 for all private and government schools. Also, the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has postponed the practical examinations for class 11. 

As of now, there is no update on the closure of schools in Chennai or neighbourhood.

Students and parents are advised to closely check the IMD predictions, local authorities decision and stay in touch with the school authorities for school closure latest updates.

Kerala governmenthas declared school holidays on December 9 and December 11 due to local body elections.

December 5, 2025 is a school holiday in Maharashtra, and that's because there's a massive strike across the state. 

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has rescheduled the practical examination scheduled for class 11 on December 12, 2025 and announced holiday on December 12, 2025.

Schools and colleges across Maharashtra are closed today on December 5, 2025 due to statewide strike.

According to the Bihar school holiday calendar, schools across the state will be closed for a total of 75 days, including 7 Sundays. 

As per the (IMD), light to moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning is likely over North Coastal Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal.

Many schools in Bengaluru will remain closed on December 5, 2025, due to citywide preparations for government-related events.

Kerala has officially declared school holidays on December 9 and December 11 because of local body elections across different regions.

Local district administrations of the rain-hit districts had declared school closures on December 3 and 4 in the worst-affected pockets of Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram and Chengalpattu.

Students and parents in affected areas are being urged to check announcements from district authorities or their school administrations for the latest updates.

The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has placed 13 districts plus Puducherry on yellow alert for Thursday: Vellore, Ranipet, Tiruvallur, Chennai, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Tiruvannamalai, Villuppuram, Nilgiris, ghat areas of Coimbatore, Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Tenkasi. 

Schools and colleges across Maharashtra will be closed on December 5, 2025. The main reason for this is that the Principals' Association has called for a statewide strike

As of now, there is no update on the closure of schools in Chennai.

District administrations in rain-hit areas had already declared school holidays on December 3 and 4 for the worst-affected pockets:

• Chennai
• Tiruvallur
• Kancheepuram
• Chengalpattu

Schools in Chennai and Tiruvallur, closed for several days due to heavy rainfall from Cyclone Ditwah, will reopen today, December 5, 2025. With weather conditions improving and no new holiday announcements from district authorities, normal academic activities are set to resume.

There's no official notice about the Chennai Schools closure yet. Stay tuned here for all the latest updates.

Students and parents in affected areas are being urged to check announcements from district authorities or their school administrations for the most up-to-date status.

Due to ongoing rains after Cyclone Ditwah, certain coastal districts in Tamil Nadu remain under weather watch. Local authorities might decide school closures on Dec 5 based on conditions

Schools across the state are expected to remain shut on December 5, 2025, due to a statewide strike called by teachers and principals’ associations.

According to weather agencies, the low-pressure system responsible for the heavy downpour has weakened into a less-marked disturbance. However, an upper-air cyclonic circulation remains active over the southeast Arabian Sea and Lakshadweep region.

Because of this, the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has placed 13 districts including Vellore, Ranipet, Tiruvallur, Chennai, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Tiruvannamalai, Villuppuram, Nilgiris, Coimbatore (ghat areas), Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Tenkasi along with Puducherry under a yellow alert for Thursday.

District administrations in rain-hit areas had already declared school holidays on December 3 and 4 for the worst-affected pockets:

• Chennai
• Tiruvallur
• Kancheepuram
• Chengalpattu

But Friday, December 5, has not been officially declared a holiday yet. Officials are expected to review road conditions, waterlogging, and safety concerns later today before making a decision.

Based on the improving weather, schools are likely to reopen. However, several interior roads remain damaged, and many residential areas are still dealing with standing water. Authorities may still decide on a precautionary holiday in some districts.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued “Orange Alert” warnings for several coastal and neighbouring districts — prompting authorities to keep schools shut for safety.

Students and parents in affected areas are being urged to check announcements from district authorities or their school administrations for the most up-to-date status.

As of now, There's no official notice about the Chennai Schools closure yet. Stay tuned here for all the latest updates.

There's no official notice about the Chennai Schools closure yet. Stay tuned here for all the latest updates.

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has rescheduled the practical examination scheduled for class 11 on December 12, 2025. The reason behind this postponement of the practical exam is that all schools in Meghalaya will remain closed on December 12, 2025 (Friday). 

A large portion of the compound wall of a government school collapsed on Wednesday (December 3, 2025) night in the Chengalpattu district due to heavy rains, causing panic among students and parents.

As of late Thursday, December 4, 2025, no official district-wide school holiday has been announced for Friday, December 5, 2025, in Chennai due to rain. Schools are expected to reopen, but the final decision rests with local authorities based on ground conditions.

Current Status for December 5:

No General Holiday: As of the latest reports, there is no official general school holiday declared for the Chennai region on December 5.
Local Decision Making: District administrations are assessing local conditions, and a holiday could still be announced later based on ground realities.

Official Communication is Key: Parents and students should rely on official district and school communications for updates.
Weather Forecast: Light to moderate rain is expected in North Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on December 5

Tomorrow, December 5, 2025, will be a school holiday in Maharashtra, and that's because there's a massive strike across the state. The Maharashtra Teachers' and Principals' Association has planned this strike to express their concerns and disappointment over certain educational policies of the state's education department.

This protest is massive, resulting in the closure of all schools and colleges across the state. Initially, there was uncertainty about whether schools would remain open, but now it's confirmed that schools will remain closed.

Schools in some districts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram, and Chengalpattu, have been closed today, December 4, due to heavy rains and flood-like conditions. The local district administration took this decision to ensure students are not at risk while commuting to and from school due to the high waterlogging and damaged roads. This was a precautionary measure to keep students safe during the worst weather since Cyclone Ditwah.

As of now, there has been no official announcement regarding a school holiday for tomorrow, December 5, 2025, in Chennai

Tamil Nadu and Puducherry may have a school holiday because of heavy rain after Cyclone Ditwah. In Chennai and Tiruvallur, schools were already closed today on December 4, and officials will decide about December 5 based on the weather. The IMD has said that some places may get more rain, so other districts will take their decision after checking the situation.

As of now, there is no statewide holiday declared. Similar to Tamil Nadu, district collectors will assess local conditions, especially in southern coastal areas that might experience rain, before making any closure announcements.

The IMD has issued a yellow warning in Thoothukkudi, Tirunelveli, and Tenkasi districts for heavy rain. The warning has been sounded for Friday.

Maharashtra: Schools and colleges across the state will remain shut due to a statewide strike called by multiple teachers' and principals' associations to protest various state education department policies.

Jammu and Kashmir: Schools in the region will be closed for the annual observance of Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah Jayanti, which is a regional holiday.

Bengaluru (Karnataka): Many schools may remain closed or shift to online classes due to citywide preparations for government-related events, which are expected to cause traffic restrictions in central Bengaluru. Students should check with their specific schools for confirmation.

Schools across the Maharashtra state will remain shut due to a statewide strike called by several teachers' and principals' associations in protest against the state education department policies.

Schools in Chennai, Tiruvallur, and surrounding districts were closed earlier in the week due to heavy rainfall caused by the remnants of Cyclone Ditwah.

For December 5, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts light to moderate rain in a few places across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

As of now, no official district-wide holiday announcement has been made for December 5 in the Chennai region; schools are expected to operate as usual unless a specific local order is issued later.

Parents and guardians are advised to check with their specific school administration or local district authorities for any last-minute up

Schools in certain districts of Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry may have a holiday due to the ongoing heavy rainfall and potential waterlogging caused by the remnants of Cyclone Ditwah.

Chennai and Tiruvallur: Authorities declared a holiday for schools on December 4. Official confirmation for December 5 is pending and depends on local conditions and official announcements from the respective District Collectors.

Other Districts: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts light to moderate rain at a few places in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on December 5. Decisions for school closures in other districts will be made by local authorities based on ground realities.

No general statewide holiday has been announced. District collectors in southern coastal regions will make decisions based on local rain conditions

Tamil Nadu: Schools in Chennai and Tiruvallur districts are expected to remain closed due to heavy rainfall and the after-effects of Cyclone Ditwah. Other districts in Tamil Nadu may also announce local holidays based on weather conditions; parents are advised to check with their local district administration or school for official confirmation.

Maharashtra: Schools across Maharashtra will remain shut on December 5, 2025, due to a statewide strike called by the Principals' Association.

Puducherry: There is a possibility of school closures due to expected heavy rain, and parents should confirm with local officials.

Andhra Pradesh and Kerala: While not a statewide holiday, districts experiencing heavy rainfall may have closures declared by the respective district collectors.

As of the latest updates, Delhi schools will remain open on Friday, December 5, 2025. There is no official government announcement of a holiday for Delhi schools tomorrow.

Schools are expected to operate on their normal schedules, although local conditions such as air quality are being monitored.

Yes, Schools across the state will remain shut on December 5 due to a statewide strike called by the Principals' Association.

Schools across the state will remain shut on December 5 due to a statewide strike called by the Principals' Association.

Chennai: Schools are closed today (December 4) due to ongoing heavy rains. Colleges will operate as usual.

Tiruvallur: A holiday has been declared for schools in the district.

Puducherry: Schools are shut today due to the heavy rainfall.

Other Tamil Nadu Districts (e.g., Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram): Schools in several other districts were closed yesterday (December 3), but are expected to reopen today unless individual district collectors announce otherwise.

For other regions: There is no general holiday for schools in Andhra Pradesh. Schools in the Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) are open and functioning normally.

Parents and students should monitor official announcements from their specific school administrations or local government education authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding their exact location.

Today, Thursday, December 4, 2025, schools are closed in specific districts in Tamil Nadu (Chennai and Tiruvallur) and Puducherry due to heavy rainfall and the impact of Cyclone Ditwah. 

A school holiday has been declared for today, Thursday, December 4, 2025, for all schools in the following districts in India due to continuous heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah:

1. Chennai

2. Tiruvallur

3. Chengalpattu

4. Kancheepuram

The IMD advisory states that squally weather with wind speeds of 35-45 kmph, gusting up to 55 kmph, will prevail over the Arabian Sea and off the Kerala coast on December 4.

There is no general statewide school holiday in Andhra Pradesh declared for today, December 4, 2025. Schools in most districts will operate as usual. 

A school holiday has been declared for today, Thursday, December 4, 2025, for all schools in the following districts in India due to continuous heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah:

1. Chennai

2. Tiruvallur

3. Chengalpattu

4. Kancheepuram

Due to heavy and incessant rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah, district collectors of Chennai and Tiruvallur have announced the closure of schools, considering students' safety.

Schools in several Tamil Nadu districts remain closed due to continuous heavy rainfall and flooding caused by the remnant depression of Cyclone Ditwah. Chennai and nearby areas have been witnessing persistent downpours for days.

District Collector Rashmith Siddharth Jagade has declared a holiday for Chennai schools on December 4, while Collector Pratap announced that only Tiruvallur district schools will remain closed today.

Yes, schools across Maharashtra are expected to remain closed tomorrow, December 5, due to a statewide strike called by various teachers' and principals' associations.

The strike is in protest over several demands, including revoking the government's decision to make the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) compulsory for all teachers appointed before 2013 and challenging the new staff pattern policies.

Both teaching and non-teaching staff will participate in protest marches to district collector's offices, meaning academic activities and examinations scheduled for that day are likely to be postponed. Parents and students have been advised by school administrations to plan accordingly.

According to media reports, following Tamil Nadu, several districts in Andhra Pradesh and Kerala have also announced closures due to the risk of flooding, waterlogging and possible landslides. Authorities have advised students and parents to keep an eye on official district announcements for any last-minute updates.

In Andhra Pradesh, schools will remain shut in Nellore, Tirupati, Chittoor, Prakasam, East Godavari’s selected blocks and low-lying areas of Krishna district. Officials said these regions are likely to experience heavy rainfall, strong winds and overflowing water bodies, making travel unsafe for students.

In Kerala, continuous rainfall and high landslide risk in hilly regions have led to district-specific holidays. Schools will be closed in Thiruvananthapuram, Pathanamthitta, Idukki and Kottayam. Selected areas in Kollam have also declared a holiday. Some coastal schools in the state have shifted to online classes for safety, especially in areas facing rough sea conditions.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast very heavy rain over Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, and Kancheepuram districts until early afternoon on Thursday.

Schools in several Tamil Nadu districts remain closed due to continuous heavy rainfall and flooding caused by the remnant depression of Cyclone Ditwah. Chennai and nearby areas have been witnessing persistent downpours for days.

District Collector Rashmith Siddharth Jagade has declared a holiday for Chennai schools on December 4, while Collector Pratap announced that only Tiruvallur district schools will remain closed today.

According to the latest update from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), moderate rain with thunderstorms and lightning at isolated places in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram and Chengalpattu districts of Tamil Nadu.

Parents are requested to check with local authorities and the school administration to confirm the December 4 holiday.

The district administrations of Chennai and Tiruvallur have declared a holiday for all schools on Thursday (December 4). A holiday has been announced due to the continuous heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah.

Some districts in Andhra Pradesh and Kerala may also be affected due to Cyclone Ditwah. Students must know that school closures will be considered depending on local weather conditions.

School holidays for today, Thursday, December 4, 2025, have been declared in several districts of Tamil Nadu and the Puducherry region due to heavy rainfall and the impact of the weakened Cyclone Ditwah system. Schools in the majority of other states in India are operating as usual.

Districts with School Holidays Today (Dec 4, 2025)

The following districts have announced a school holiday:

Chennai: Schools are closed due to continuous overnight rain and waterlogging.

Tiruvallur: Schools have been ordered shut by the district administration in view of heavy rain.

Villupuram: A holiday was announced due to a heavy rain alert.

Nagapattinam: Schools are closed due to rough sea conditions and coastal rainfall.

Mayiladuthurai: Schools are closed due to coastal rainfall.

Karaikal (Puducherry Region): Schools are closed due to an Orange Alert issued by the weather department.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for seven Tamil Nadu districts: Thiruvallur, Chennai, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu, Ranipet, Nilgiris, and Coimbatore (Ghat areas); as heavy rainfall continues due to the remnants of Cyclone Ditwah. The system, which has weakened into a deep depression and later a low-pressure area, is still causing intense showers across the region.

Due to Cyclone Ditwah, the delta and northern districts of Tamil Nadu received good rainfall. Chennai also received heavy rains at various places.

Similarly, Chennai's suburban districts of Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur also received heavy rain. In this situation, a holiday has been declared for schools tomorrow (December 4) as a precautionary measure due to heavy rain.

In that regard, District Collector Rashmith Siddharth Jagade has declared a holiday for schools only in Chennai tomorrow. Similarly, District Collector Pratap has announced that a holiday will be declared for schools only in Tiruvallur district tomorrow. Due to this, school students are immersed in celebration.

Yes, Holiday declared for Chennai schools tomorrow, December 4, following persistent rainfall across the city today.