Haryana School Holidays 2025: There is good news for school students and teachers in Haryana! The state government has officially declared four special holidays in schools for the year 2025. These holidays will apply to both students and teachers. According to the notification issued by the Directorate of School Education, schools across the state will remain closed on the occasion of Good Friday (April 18), Buddha Purnima (May 12), Karva Chauth (October 10), and Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day (November 25).

The official notification regarding the holidays was released by the Directorate of School Education on Friday, confirming that all educational institutions, including primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools, will remain closed on these four special days. The decision is expected to bring relief to students and teachers who will now get a long break during these festive occasions.

✅ Official Notification Issued for School Holidays in Haryana

The Haryana government has released an official circular confirming the four-day holiday for all government and private schools in the state. The circular has been directed to all District Education Officers (DEOs) and District Basic Education Officers (DBEOs), instructing them to ensure the implementation of these holidays without any changes.

The holiday list has been introduced specifically to mark important cultural, religious, and historical events that hold special significance in India. Additionally, regular Sunday holidays and other public holidays will continue to apply as per the academic calendar of the respective schools.

📅 List of Holidays Announced in Haryana Schools

According to the official notification, schools in Haryana will remain closed on the following days:

Apart from these, schools will also observe holidays on national festivals, Sundays, and other official state-declared holidays.

📢 Students Have High Expectations from Government Budget 2025

While the announcement of school holidays has brought joy among students and teachers, they also have high hopes from the upcoming budget for the education sector. Many students and parents expect that the government will focus on improving educational facilities, increasing teaching staff, and providing better infrastructure in schools.

A large number of students have also demanded that the government should ensure better transportation facilities, especially for girl students in rural and urban areas. Many girls travel long distances daily for their education and face difficulties due to lack of public transport facilities.

🚍 Separate Transport for Girl Students – A Major Demand

Sneha, a resident of Dhora village, mentioned that there should be special buses allocated for girl students to commute safely to schools and colleges. She stated that thousands of girl students from rural areas travel to Yamunanagar daily for education but have to face difficulties due to overcrowded buses and lack of transport facilities.

Similarly, Chailsi, a Mass Communication student, expressed her concern regarding affordable higher education. She highlighted that the high fees in private colleges force many students to discontinue their education. She urged the government to establish more government colleges in urban areas so that every student gets equal educational opportunities without financial constraints.

💬 Government’s Focus on 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' Scheme

Several parents have also requested the government to emphasize the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme in the upcoming budget. They believe that providing free or subsidized education, more teachers, and better school infrastructure will encourage more girls to pursue education without financial burdens.

Moreover, they suggested that increasing the budget for school infrastructure, building new classrooms, and upgrading school facilities will significantly enhance the quality of education in government schools.

The declaration of four days of school holidays in Haryana has brought happiness among students and teachers. With the state government focusing on improving the education sector, it is expected that the upcoming budget will bring several positive changes for students, teachers, and educational institutions across Haryana.

The official circular for holidays has already been forwarded to all educational institutions, and students can now enjoy official holidays on major occasions without any academic pressure. However, students and parents are eagerly waiting for the government to announce further plans for better education facilities and infrastructure.

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