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Schools Closed in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, and Ghaziabad: Full List of Affected Areas

Amid the cold wave sweeping North India, several states have extended school holidays until January 15. Schools are now set to reopen after Makar Sankranti, a widely celebrated festival across the region.

Published by Somesh | January 12, 2026

A severe cold wave across large parts of northern and central India has significantly disrupted daily life, prompting authorities to extend winter vacations and close schools as a precautionary measure for student safety. Falling temperatures, dense fog, and prolonged cold conditions have led multiple states to announce school closures untilJanuary 15, 2026.

In theNational Capital Region (NCR), all government and private schools inDelhi, Noida and Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh), and Gurugram (Haryana)will remain closed until January 15.

State-wise Holiday Details

Delhi:Winter holidays, as per the official academic calendar, have been extended until January 15. The Directorate of Education cited extreme morning cold and heavy fog as key reasons for the decision.
Uttar Pradesh (Noida):Schools fromNursery to Class 8were already closed, and the holiday period has now been extended until January 15 across the district.
Ghaziabad:Schools catering to students fromNursery to Class 5will remain closed until January 15 due to severe cold conditions.
Haryana:All government and private schools across the state are observing winter holidays through January 15 to ensure student safety amid extreme cold and reduced visibility.

Authorities have advised schools to consideronline classes where feasible, while parents are urged to keep children adequately warm and avoid early-morning travel during the ongoing cold wave.