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Inclement weather forecast: Kashmir colleges to remain closed until February 21

February 17, 2019

SRINAGAR, FEB 17 (PTK): In view of the inclement weather forecast, the Divisional administration in Kashmir has ordered deferred reopening of colleges after winter vacations across the division.

Divisional Commissioner Baseer Ahmad Khan said all colleges across the Kashmir division scheduled to reopen tomorrow after winter vacations will now reopen on Thursday February 21.
He said the decision has been taken in view of the inclement weather forecast

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