Is January 29 a Holiday in Maharashtra? Latest Update on Schools and Office Closures Following Ajit Pawar’s Death

Educational institutions across the state will operate normally this Thursday and Friday, following a clarifying directive from the Directorate of Education. Despite a three-day official mourning period declared after the passing of Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, authorities have confirmed that only Wednesday, January 28, was designated as a public holiday.

Mumbai, January 28: Educational institutions across the state will operate normally this Thursday and Friday, following a clarifying directive from the Directorate of Education. Despite a three-day official mourning period declared after the passing of Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, authorities have confirmed that only Wednesday, January 28, was designated as a public holiday. The announcement comes after initial confusion regarding the scope of the mourning period led some to anticipate an extended weekend closure. While the national flag will remain at half-mast through January 30, a spokesperson for the education department stated that regular academic sessions are essential to complete the term's curriculum. Parents and students are advised to follow their standard school timings. Who Will Lead the NCP After Ajit Pawar? Succession Battle and the Party’s Uncertain Future.

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