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Keeping an eye on the calendar, you will see that the September is full of festivals. During this time, all government and private schools, colleges and educational institutions are closed with government offices and banks. (image file)
Let’s take a look that the number of schools will be closed in September and the long weekends available during this holiday period. (image file)
Onam (4-5 September, 2025): To celebrate the state’s annual Harvest Festival, schools in Kerala will remain closed on these dates. (Image: AI-Janit)
ID-E-Mile (September 5, 2025): Schools in many states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra can remain closed to celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad. (Image: AI-Janit)
Teachers’ Day (September 5, 2025): Most of the schools across India are closed to celebrate Teachers’ Day for the birth of Sarwalli Radhakrishnan. (Image: AI-Janit)
Ganesh Verson (6 September, 2025): The schools in Maharashtra are expected to be closed due to Ganesh immersion. (Image: AI-Janit)
Vishwakarma Puja (September 17, 2025): Schools in some states may remain closed for this opportunity. (Image: AI-Janit)
Navratri (22 September-October 2, 2025): During the nine -day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga, schools and colleges can remain closed in states like Gujarat and Mahesht. (Image: AI-Janit)
Durga Puja (29-30 September 2025): Eastern states such as West Bengal, Assam, Tripura and Odisha celebrate Durga Puja, this month closes schools for Maha Saptami and Maha Ashtami. (Image: AI-Janit)
In addition to these holidays, some other dates when schools can remain closed in separate states, including Navratna Stopana (22 September) in Rajasthan and Maharaja Hari Singh’s birth anniversary in Jammu and Kashmir (23 September). Additionally, four Sundays in this month are on 7 September, 14 September, September 21 and 28 September. (Image: AI-Janit)
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