Karnataka Dasara Holiday starts date and complete details

Nadabba Dasara (Dasara 2022) is just a few days away. Every year, 14 days Karnataka school holiday (Karnataka Dasara Holiday) is given to all schools in the state on the occasion of Dasara. This time also there is confusion about getting 14 days. Today, the Department of Education is likely to pull the curtain on all these confusions. Karnataka Dasara Holiday starts date and complete details.

On the other hand, the academic year action plan and calendar of important dates have already been released. According to this calendar, Dasara vacation for children will start from October 3. According to this calendar, schools have started from May 16, 2022. In the background of Corona Virus, the state government had started schools earlier.

According to the action plan, the Karnataka Dasara holiday, which starts from October 3, will end on October 16. Like every year, this time also there will be 14 days Karnataka school holiday. Mid exams will be held for the students after the vacation. Children are given this leave for study purposes.

The academic year 2022-23 as per action plan calendar is as follows.

School Commencement: 16-05-2022: The first term of the academic year started from 16th May and will end on 2nd October.

14 days Dussehra holiday from October 3rd to October 16th

Half-yearly examination and evaluation from 17th October to 25th November

There are total 60 government holidays and 270 duty days in this academic year. But only 256 duty days will be available for curricular and extra-curricular activities.

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Why the confusion about Dussehra holiday?

The education department gives Dasara holiday for 14 days every year. This time parents said school started a week earlier. Therefore, they have demanded that the Dasara holiday should not be cut. There will be a discussion in the education department today whether to grant this background leave or not. By this evening, Education Minister BC Nagesh is going to put an end to the Dasara holiday confusion.