Schools up to Class 8 in Noida shut till January 10 due to cold wave

Schools closed in Noida, Ghaziabad till January 10 due to cold wave

A severe cold wave affecting large parts of India has disrupted normal academic schedules, leading to temporary school closures, revised class timings, and extended winter vacations in several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Jammu and Kashmir. As temperatures continue to plunge and dense fog hampers visibility across many regions, student safety has become a major concern. In response, state governments and local ad…

Schools up to Class 8 in Noida shut till January 10 due to cold wave

The order applies to all recognised schools affiliated with the CBSE, ICSE, IB, the Uttar Pradesh Board and other boards operating in the district

Schools in Delhi, UP, Punjab and other states to remain shut amid severe cold wave

A severe cold wave across India has led to temporary school closures and revised class timings in states such as UP, Bihar, Delhi, Assam, Jharkhand, and Jammu and Kashmir . Check the state-wise list of affected schools.

Delhi-NCR School Closures: Jan 2026 Cold Wave Latest Updates

Due to an intensifying cold wave and persistent dense fog, district administrations across Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Haryana have extended school holidays and winter breaks to ensure student safety. As of January 7, 2026, severe visibility issues and plummeting temperatures (reaching lows of 7°C–8°C) have made early morning commutes hazardous. Also Read |Bangladesh has now banned IPL, know the reason 1. State-Wise Closure Status Region Class…

School Holiday 2026: Holiday in schools due to cold, orders issued, know for how long will schools remain closed in which state?

There is relief news for school students of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Delhi. Due to falling temperatures, dense fog and cold wave, the governments of these states have declared holidays in schools keeping in mind the health of the students. In this, holidays have been extended in some schools, while winter holidays have been declared in some. These holidays will apply equally to all private and government schools. According to the In…

Yellow alert in Delhi amid cold wave; air quality remains very poor

New Delhi: The national capital is witnessing a sharp dip in temperatures as a severe cold spell grips Delhi-NCR in the first week of January, marking the city’s first cold wave of the year. Chilly winds, dense fog and cold day conditions have made mornings particularly harsh for residents across Delhi-NCR. Yellow alert in Delhi The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday warned that dense fog is very likely during morning hours across …