School Holiday on September 2: States Announce Closures Due to Rain, Festivals
Schools in Rajasthan, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala to remain closed on Sept 2, 2025 due to rain and festivals. Check state-wise holiday details.
Schools in Rajasthan, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, and Kerala will remain closed on September 2, 2025, due to heavy rainfall and local festivals.
Due to regional festivals and heavy rainfall alerts, schools will not be open in a number of states on September 2, 2025. Some states have declared school holidays for local observances or safety reasons, even though September 2 is not a national holiday. For confirmation, parents and students are encouraged to consult official school announcements.
States with September 2, 2025, school holidays: Rajasthan
Teja Dashmi and Ramdev Jayanti, which are both observed as state-restricted holidays, will see no schools open.
The Punjab
Because of the intense rain, both public and private schools are probably going to stay closed. It is recommended that parents stay informed about any updates from school officials.
The Himachal Pradesh
Rainfall warnings have prompted the announcement of holidays in a number of districts, including Kangra, Mandi, Sirmaur, and Kullu. Depending on local alerts, closures may also be announced in other districts, including Shimla, Kinnaur, Solan, Una, and Chamba.
Kerala
Until September 7, schools will continue to be closed for the customary 10-day Onam break. On September 8, 2025, regular classes will resume.
Other States
Other regions of the nation have not announced a general school holiday for September 2. Id-e-Milad (September 5–6), Teachers’ Day (September 5), Navratra Sthapana (September 22), and Durga Puja (September 29–30) are the upcoming September holidays, though.
The Significance of This
State governments determine school holidays, which can vary even during widely observed holidays. Families are advised to follow official school circulars for accurate holiday information.
