Odisha cuts short summer vacation to make up for academic loss

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Odisha cuts short summer vacation to make up for academic loss

April 16

20:01 2022

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By Sukanta Kumar Mohanty

Bhubaneswar, April 16: The Odisha government on Saturday announced to cut short summer vacation for school students as part of the strategy to make up for the academic loss.

As per the decision of the school and mass education department, the summer vacations will start from June 6 to June 16. With this, the summer break has now been restricted to 10 days.

Apart from this, the state government has also announced that the morning classes will continue in the State. However, a revision has been made in the timings.

As per the latest notification, the morning classes will be conducted from 6 am to 9 am from May 1. The morning session for the students will continue till June 5.