Cold Wave Grips Uttar Pradesh: School Timings Changed in Several Areas

A severe cold wave continues to affect almost every state in India, including Uttar Pradesh. Due to the extreme cold in Rampur, the operating hours for schools up to class 8 have been changed.

The cold wave is reaching its peak in almost every part of the country. Several areas are experiencing biting cold. The Rampur district of Uttar Pradesh is also experiencing a severe cold spell. Considering the intense cold in the district, the operating hours for classes 1 to 8 have been changed. An official order has also been issued in this regard. Information has also been shared through a post on the social media platform X from the handle @RampurDm.

According to the issued order, all government, secondary, and aided schools, and all schools affiliated with various boards, for classes 1 to 8 will now open from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The order has been issued by the District Basic Education Officer.

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— DM Rampur (@RampurDm) December 16, 2025

Order

The issued order states, "Considering the low morning temperatures and dense fog in the district, and keeping in mind the health of the children, as per the instructions of the District Magistrate, Rampur, the operating hours for all government, secondary, and aided schools, and all schools affiliated with various boards, for classes 1 to 8 are being revised to 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.  Ensure strict compliance with this order."

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