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Winter vacations for schools, colleges extended till March 10 | KNO

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Srinagar, March 01 (KNO) : The divisional administration on Friday extended the winter vacation of schools and colleges in Kashmir till March 10. An official said the decision to extend the winter vacation has been taken in view of the prevailing inclement weather in Kashmir. "The class work in all schools upto higher secondary and degree colleges of Kashmir will now resume from March 11 (Monday)," the official said. Earlier, the class work in schools and colleges was supposed to resume on March 05 post winter vacations.(KNO)

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