School Holidays in UP: Uttar Pradesh is currently experiencing a severe cold wave, affecting normal life. Due to dense fog and cold wave conditions, schools are closed in many areas. School holidays are still in effect in several districts.
In some districts, primary schools have reopened as the sun has come out, and children are attending classes. But are you aware of the upcoming school holidays in January? If your child attends school, it’s advisable to check the school’s holiday schedule beforehand to avoid any inconvenience. We are providing you with detailed information.
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School Holiday in Prayagraj on January 20th
The Magh Mela is currently underway in Prayagraj, attracting a large number of devotees for a holy dip. In Prayagraj, schools are closed today, January 20th, for the auspicious bath on Mauni Amavasya. Devotees from far and wide come to take a holy dip on Mauni Amavasya, leading to large crowds.
Schools from primary to secondary levels are closed. Extensive security arrangements have been made in Prayagraj due to the large crowds. According to government guidelines, schools will also be closed on January 26th, Republic Day. However, students will be called to school to hoist the national flag. No classes will be held on this day.
Schools to Remain Closed on January 23rd
School and college students will be happy to know that the festival of Basant Panchami will be celebrated on January 23, 2026, resulting in a school holiday across the state. This is also the day when Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s birth anniversary is celebrated. The government may also declare a public holiday on this day.
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Many Holidays in January
The month of January has been quite comfortable for children and teachers. Due to the severe cold, schools were closed in most districts of North India. School and college holidays are still ongoing in several districts. In some districts, schools have reopened as the sunshine and rising temperatures have reduced the intensity of the cold.
For your information, the weather patterns in Uttar Pradesh are changing, leading to a rise in temperature. Therefore, it seems unlikely that schools in Uttar Pradesh will be closed.