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Winter vacations for schools extended!
SRINAGAR — Government on Thursday extended the winter vacation in schools till March 02 and will open on March 05. According to officials at...
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Winter vacations for colleges extended again!
SRINAGAR — The Divisional administration in Kashmir has ordered further extension in winter vacations in colleges across the division.Divisional Commissioner, Baseer Ahmad Khan said all...
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Colleges to remain closed until February 21
SRINAGAR — Winter vacation in Kashmir colleges have been extended until February 21 in view of bad weather forecast, the divisional administration said on...
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Winter vacations announced for J&K colleges
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday announced winter vacations for colleges of Kashmir Division and Winter Zone of Jammu Division.In an order, it...
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50-day winter break for colleges from January 4
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Thursday announced a 50-day winter break for colleges.
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