November 10 School Holiday or not?

 - Sakshi Post

As the festive and election-related breaks come to an end, students, teachers, and parents are wondering whether schools will remain closed on Monday, November 10, 2025. However, according to the latest updates from education departments across India, November 10 will be a regular working day for schools and colleges in most states.

There are no festivals, public events, or special occasions scheduled for November 10, which means schools will function as usual. Both government and private institutions are expected to conduct regular classes on Monday.

In states such as Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Odisha, where schools were earlier closed due to Cyclone Montha and heavy rains, most institutions have already reopened and resumed normal schedules. Weather conditions are gradually improving, and district administrations have not issued any fresh closure notifications for November 10. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted light to moderate rainfall in isolated areas, but no severe weather warnings that could lead to school holidays.

Similarly, in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, and other northern states, all schools reopened after the Guru Nanak Jayanti holiday and are continuing regular operations. There are no scheduled closures for Monday.

While Hyderabad and some nearby areas will observe holidays later in the week — specifically on November 11 and 14 — in view of the Jubilee Hills by-election and related administrative activities, November 10 (Monday) will remain a normal working day for most schools, colleges, and offices.

Students and parents are advised to keep an eye on official school WhatsApp groups and local district education department notifications for any last-minute announcements, especially in areas affected by rain.

In short, Monday, November 10, 2025, is not a school holiday. Classes will continue as per the regular schedule across India, with no official holiday declared for the day.

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