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School Holiday Tomorrow: Will Schools Remain Open or Closed on October 7? Check School Closure Status & Latest Update

School Holiday Tomorrow: Will Schools Remain Open or Closed on October 7? Check School Closure Status & Latest Update
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School Holiday Tomorrow: October is a month of many major festivals and school breaks across India, and students and parents may be curious if October 7, 2026 is a school holiday. Valmiki Jayanti 2025 will be celebrated on October 7, 2025 unlike Valmiki Jayanti 2026 which will be celebrated on October 26. Here is all the details students need to know.

School Holiday Tomorrow: School Closure Status & Latest Update

Delhi 

Delhi schools are not scheduled for a mandatory holiday on October 7 based on the available October 2026 holiday calendar. Delhi’s October school holidays include October 2 and October 20, while October 26 is listed for Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti. Therefore, students in Delhi should generally expect regular classes on October 7 unless their individual school has announced a separate closure.

Uttar 

Uttar Pradesh does not have a state-wide holiday specifically on October 7, 2026 in the available holiday information. The state’s major October school holidays are linked to Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra and other festival dates later in the month. Individual schools may follow their own academic calendars, so parents should check the latest circular issued by the school.

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Telangana 

In Telangana, the major school break around this period begins later in October. Available 2026 school schedules indicate a Dussehra vacation from October 10 to October 22, meaning October 7 falls before the reported festival break. Students should therefore generally expect school on October 7 unless their institution has issued a separate holiday notice.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 6, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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