Karnataka School summer holiday extend: Basavaraj Horatti write letter to CM Bommai

Temperatures continue to rising in Karnataka. The Department of Public Education is contemplating postponing the holiday for the sake of children’s health. School summer holiday extend: Basavaraj Horatti write letter to CM Bommai.

Chairman of the Karnataka Legislative Council Basavaraj Horatti has written to CM Basavaraj Bommai on the issue of summer holidays to schools. They have requested in the letter to extend the school summer holiday.

The Department of Education is contemplating postponing the school start date, which is set for May 16, if temperatures continue to rise. The Department of Public Education is contemplating postponing the holiday for the sake of children’s health.

The Education Department has decided to open the school on May 16 instead of June. But now rising temperature is giving tension to start school. The Department of Education is seriously considering extend the summer holidays and postponing school reopen date.

Yes, the Education Department was issued order to start the school year from May 16 instead of May 29. The Department of Education issued an order to accelerate academic activity this year as the two-year academic activity period from Corona has been reduced.

But now the heat is exceeding the limit even though it rains all over the state. The maximum temperature recorded in mid-May was recorded in mid-April this year. Temperature has reached high in many districts of Karnataka including Kalburgi, Bidar, Raichur and Kolar.

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It is possible to postpone the school summer holiday in view of children health. Thus, summer holidays are likely to continue until June. The heat has started to rise in Karnataka since early April. Temperatures have been rising due to this massive heat air effect in the all part of state including coastal Karnataka.