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October 12, 2020

 

Download Diwali vacation date declared – news report

Download Diwali vacation date declared – news report :Download In the schools of the state, the days of VACATION DAYS are about to increase soon. A few years ago, from Dussehra to Download Diwali (DUSSEHRA TO DIWALI), 24 days of vacation (24 DAYS VACATION) used to take place simultaneously, now there will be holidays in schools.
Diwali vacation for college students will be cut short by almost a week and their exams postponed by a fortnight. While colleges were to reopen from November 10 after Diwali, Mumbai University has now scheduled most of the major exams, such as TYBCom and TYBSc from November 5. The new exam schedule was decided in the board of examinations (BoE) meeting held late on Friday. The board also recommended to the academic council to rearrange the academic term and to compensate for the days lost during Christmas break. Most of the major exams—those taken by a large number of students—which were to be conducted in October, will now begin from November 5, said the examination controller, Dinesh Bhonde. The minor exams, which were to begin from September 25, will be conducted as scheduled. The BoE has recommended that the second term should begin from November 3, instead of November 10, and the winter break can be extended up to January 7 to compensate for this loss, said Bhonde. “As the academic council is authorized to change the term, the decision will be taken by the members in their September 23 meeting. The MU will release the date of commencement for all exams by Saturday, and the timetable by next week,” said dean of commerce, Madhu Nair. The varsity conducts around 500 exams across courses and departments. Officials said they did not have many options as the poll dates were declared late and then was Diwali vacation. “There is hardly any opportunity to accommodate exams before Diwali as most colleges will be used as polling and counting centres from October 13 to 18. This was the best option available,” said Nair.



To avail these holidays, employees have to apply for, in writing in advance. However, general holidays are not applicable to industrial establishments, public sector units, public work departments and educational institutions in the State. Administrative departments concerned will issue separate orders to this effect.

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MUMBAI: Diwali vacation for college students will be cut short by almost a week and their exams postponed by a fortnight. While colleges were to reopen from November 10 after Diwali, Mumbai University has now scheduled most of the major exams, such as TYBCom and TYBSc from November 5. The new exam schedule was decided in the board of examinations (BoE) meeting held late on Friday. The board also recommended to the academic council to rearrange the academic term and to compensate for the days lost during Christmas break. Most of the major exams—those taken by a large number of students—which were to be conducted in October, will now begin from November 5, said the examination controller, Dinesh Bhonde. The minor exams, which were to begin from September 25, will be conducted as scheduled. The BoE has recommended that the second term should begin from November 3, instead of November 10, and the winter break can be extended up to January 7 to compensate for this loss, said Bhonde. “As the academic council is authorized to change the term, the decision will be taken by the members in their September 23 meeting. The MU will release the date of commencement for all exams by Saturday, and the timetable by next week,” said dean of commerce, Madhu Nair. The varsity conducts around 500 exams across courses and departments. Officials said they did not have many options as the poll dates were declared late and then was Diwali vacation. “There is hardly any opportunity to accommodate exams before Diwali as most colleges will be used as polling and counting centres from October 13 to 18. This was the best option available,” said Nair. FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMailStart a Conversationend of article. 

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3. In addition to the above mentioned General Holidays in Annexure I (Part I), the State Government employees may avail themselves of Optional Holidays not exceeding FIVE during the year 2020 on the 

After the proposal is accepted by the House, the school education department will take its opinion on it and extend it towards the final decision. Significantly, there is a 3-day holiday in schools during Dussehra.Download

Similarly, there is a 5-day holiday during Diwali. There is a calendar of three days holiday and similar holidays during Holi.Download

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The central government has issued detailed guidelines for opening schools and colleges from October 15, but due to the rising number of corona cases in Gujarat, consideration is being given to start educational work only after Diwali, a high-level meeting chaired by the chief minister said.  , In which the government is not ready to have any discussion about primary schools at present.

The Gujarat government has also made it clear by banning the celebration of festivals from Navratri to Diwali due to Corona that if the celebrations have been stopped, the government does not want to make any effort to start a school-college, so it can start only after Diwali.