Punjab Shuts All Education Institutes For 3 Days, Cancels Leaves Of Police
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Punjab Shuts All Education Institutes For 3 Days, Cancels Leaves Of Police
The Punjab government on Thursday ordered the closure of all educational institutions for the next three days and cancelled the leaves of all police personnel amid escalating tensions along the India-Pakistan border.
Punjab schools to remain closed for next two days
School boys wear masks as they walk along a road amid heavy smog in Lahore on October 29, 2024. — AFPAll educational institutions in Punjab would remain closed for the next two days, May 9 and May 10, as tensions soared following the military escalation between Pakistan and India. In a...
Punjab, Chandigarh Schools Closed Amid Tensions Between India and Pakistan for next 3 Days
Punjab, Chandigarh Schools Closed Amid Tensions Between India and Pakistan for next 3 Days A complete blackout has been enforced in several districts in Jammu, including Kathua of Jammu Division, and sirens are being heard in the region. Punjab govt orders closure of schools, colleges, universities for next 3 days: Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains. […]
Educational institutions in Punjab, Islamabad closed for two days
LAHORE: The Punjab government has announced the closure of all educational institutions, including public and private sector colleges, universities, and medical institutions, on May 9 and 10, in light of the escalating tension between India and Pakistan. In two separate notifications issued on Thursday, the Higher Education Department and the Specialized Healthcare and Medical Education Department confirmed the suspension of academic activities …
Pak-India tensions: Punjab shuts educational institutions till May 11
Authorities in the Pakistani province of Punjab have ordered educational institutions in several areas to close amid ongoing tensions with neighboring India. The announcement was made in the wake of the situation arising after Indian missile strikes inside Pakistani territory, which left 31 innocent civilians dead. The Chief Minister of Punjab strongly condemned India’s military aggression and offered heartfelt condolences for the innocent lives…
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