School Closed Today: Monsoon rains are not stopping in most parts of North India. In Punjab, the natural disaster caused by rain has wreaked havoc. More than 3 lakh people have become homeless. Floodwater has also entered thousands of villages. The situation in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir is also getting worse.

Red alert has been issued in many places. People have been advised to stay in safe places. The rising water level of rivers and rain from the sky have put the brake on the pace of life. Schools have also been closed in many states in the country. You can see below where school holidays have been declared.

Schools will remain closed in Rajasthan

Due to heavy rains and rising water level, government and non-government schools have been closed today, i.e. on 4 September 2025, in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Holiday has been ordered in Anganwadicentress.

Holiday in Punjab till this date

These days, the flood situation in Punjab is very serious. Forget about doing your work; people have to beg to save their lives. Due to continuous rain and floods, the Punjab government has issued an order to close schools and colleges till September 7. Along with this, the state’s Education Minister Harjot Singh Bais has also shared this information by tweeting.

Schools will remain closed in Kashmir.

In view of the threat of heavy rain and floods, keeping in mind the safety of the students, holidays have been declared in the schools of the Jammu division on September 4. Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir, Anshul Garg, has today declared all educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and coaching centres in the entire Kashmir, closed.

Will schools remain closed or open in Delhi? i

For information, let us tell you that the situation is bad due to rain in the capital, al D Delhihi too. The water level of the Yamuthe na River is rising. There is no holiday in schools in Delhi on September 4, i.e. today. For more information, you can gather information from the school principal.