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Topic · standing beatupdated Thu, 22 Oct, 16:30

School Holidays

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World · 22 Oct

దీపావళి పండక్కి 2 వారాల సెలవులా..! ఎక్కడంటే?

AI summaryThe Maharashtra Education Department issued a circular announcing a two-week holiday for schools across the state from November 2 to November 14 for Diwali. The academic calendar for 2026-27 was also released, detailing the second semester start date and summer holidays. The circular also outlined strict rules regarding the total number of school holidays and the requirement to obtain official permission before making local adjustments.

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