Less than 1 min.Read

Schools Reopen Across Kashmir from May 13, Except Border Areas: DSEK

May 12, 2025

Srinagar : All schools across Kashmir Valley will reopen on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, after remaining closed due to heightened India-Pakistan tensions.

However, schools in the border districts of Kupwara, Baramulla, and the Gurez sub-division of Bandipora will remain shut until further orders.

Director School Education Kashmir (DSEK), Dr. G.N. Itoo, confirmed the development while speaking to Kashmir News Service (KNS). “All schools shall reopen tomorrow on 13th of May 2025, except in the border districts of Kupwara, Baramulla, and the Gurez sub-division of Bandipora,” Dr. Itoo told KNS.

The earlier closure was ordered as a precautionary measure due to exchange of fire by India and Pakistan armies.

Hot this week

Topics

Popular Categories

Latest NewsKashmirIndiaJammuTop StoriesWorldSports

“Don’t Share Sensitive Info with Unknown Callers”: Srinagar Police Issues Cyber Security Alert

Operation Sindoor is an unwavering pledge for justice: PM

Hot topics

Just Inn

Severe Drinking Water Crisis in Srinagar,Supply disrupted in dozens of areas; residents in distress

SPO dies after falling into stream in Ramban’s Ramsoo,Two Persons Drown in Wular Lake, Rescue Operation Launched

Kashmir’s larges Islamic conglomerate demands immediate removal of palque at Hazratbal shrine

FIR registered over defacing of Ashoka Emblem at Hazratbal shrine

Omar Abdullah Says Emblem Belongs to Govt, Not Shrines, Demands Waqf Board Apology; Mehbooba Mufti Seeks Action Under 295-A Over Hazratbal Plaque

Top Headlines

Schools Reopen Across Kashmir from May 13, Except Border Areas: DSEK

Severe Drinking Water Crisis in Srinagar,Supply disrupted in dozens of areas; residents in distress

SPO dies after falling into stream in Ramban’s Ramsoo,Two Persons Drown in Wular Lake, Rescue Operation Launched

Kashmir’s larges Islamic conglomerate demands immediate removal of palque at Hazratbal shrine

FIR registered over defacing of Ashoka Emblem at Hazratbal shrine

Omar Abdullah Says Emblem Belongs to Govt, Not Shrines, Demands Waqf Board Apology; Mehbooba Mufti Seeks Action Under 295-A Over Hazratbal Plaque

Topics

Severe Drinking Water Crisis in Srinagar,Supply disrupted in dozens of areas; residents in distress

SPO dies after falling into stream in Ramban’s Ramsoo,Two Persons Drown in Wular Lake, Rescue Operation Launched

Kashmir’s larges Islamic conglomerate demands immediate removal of palque at Hazratbal shrine

FIR registered over defacing of Ashoka Emblem at Hazratbal shrine

Omar Abdullah Says Emblem Belongs to Govt, Not Shrines, Demands Waqf Board Apology; Mehbooba Mufti Seeks Action Under 295-A Over Hazratbal Plaque

Light Rains Forecast in J&K, No Major Weather Activity Till Sept 12: MeT

4 arrested as Wildlife deptt strike heavy on poachers in Shallabugh wetland

Jhelum water level rises in Uri, authorities issue flood advisory

Related Articles

Severe Drinking Water Crisis in Srinagar,Supply disrupted in dozens of areas; residents in distress

SPO dies after falling into stream in Ramban’s Ramsoo,Two Persons Drown in Wular Lake, Rescue Operation Launched

Kashmir’s larges Islamic conglomerate demands immediate removal of palque at Hazratbal shrine

FIR registered over defacing of Ashoka Emblem at Hazratbal shrine

Omar Abdullah Says Emblem Belongs to Govt, Not Shrines, Demands Waqf Board Apology; Mehbooba Mufti Seeks Action Under 295-A Over Hazratbal Plaque

The daily newspaper of Asian Mail has been published from Srinagar for the past two decades.

Daily Asian mail Rajbagh, Srinagar Near New Era school Rajbagh, Srinagar -190008

Newsletter