Summer Vacation 2021: Schools in Haryana will be closed for now. Haryana Government (Haryana government) has extended the summer vacations in all schools till June 30. Tuesday, June 15 was the last day of school holidays in the state, but the corona virus (COVID 19Given the situation, the government does not want to take any risk right now. Therefore, the leave of students has been extended by 15 days.

After the state cabinet meeting, Education Minister Kanwar Pal (Minister Kanwar Pal) informed that “all schools in the state will remain closed till June 30 as the summer vacations have been extended.” According to the order issued by the Directorate of School Education last month, the state government had extended the summer vacation till June 15 keeping in view the situation of Kovid-19. However, teachers were allowed to attend schools from June 1.

When Haryana 12th Board Result?
When asked about the class 12 results from the state education minister, he said that Haryana Board will be able to declare the 12th board exam results (within a month).Haryana Board 12th Result 2021) Can be issued. He said that the result of class 12, Haryana Board of School Education (HBSEwill be prepared on the basis of internal assessment and other parameters prescribed by the

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CBSE After, this decision was taken
The state government had canceled the class 12 board exams in view of the COVID-19 cases. The decision came soon after the central government ordered the cancellation of CBSE Class 12 board exams.

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students will get money to buy books
In an official statement, Education Minister Kanwar Pal said that government school students up to class 8th would be given a certain amount to buy their textbooks. The government has decided to give direct money to the students to buy their books. He further said that senior students are also being encouraged to give their old books to the students of junior classes.