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Educational institutes continue to remain closed

Authorities on Sunday decided to keep the schools and higher educational institutes including coaching centres closed in J-K.

Govt schools to be named after slain ‘men in uniform’ in Jammu districts

Jammu and Kashmir will be naming schools after Army, Police, and CRPF personnel who have been killed in militancy related incidents.

SED directs all vaccinated staff to attend duty from Tuesday

The School Education Department on Tuesday said that all vaccinated staff of the department shall attend their duties from Tuesday.

All educational institutions in J-K to remain closed till further orders: Govt

The J-K Govt ordered the closure of all educational institutions till further orders in view of the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic.

SC issues notices to J-K Govt, FFRC over plea by private schools

The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Jammu & Kashmir Government and the committee for fixation, regulation of fee in private schools.

Weekend curfew lifted in J-K’s 16 districts

J-K Government announced that there will be no weekend lockdown in 16 districts even as it extended closure of educational institutions.

No decision on school reopening in Kashmir, says Secretary Education

Secretary School Education, Bishwajit Kumar Singh said that no decision has been taken yet on reopening of schools in Jammu and Kashmir.

Educational institutions likely to re-open in J-K after July 15

Jammu and Kashmir Government is likely to re-open educational institutions after July 15, well placed sources said.

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