Many higher educational institutions in close proximity to travel route of the Prime Minister have also announced a holiday.
A holiday has been declared for all students, teaching and non-teaching staff members of the Jnanabharathi campus on Monday in honour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bengaluru to launch the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar School Economics (BASE) within the premises of Bengaluru University (BU) (of BU). In a similar vein, the Department of Education has declared a one-day holiday for a total of 22 schools along the Prime Minister’s itinerary.
The holiday on Monday has been announced for the staff and students of all the government, aided and private primary and high schools from Kengeri Upanagara to Kommaghatta and within the wards of Pattanagere, Jnanabharathi and Kumbalagodu cluster. The circular says that the compensation for this holiday can be claimed on one of the other holidays in the coming days.
Many higher educational institutions in close proximity to the Prime Minister’s travel route have also announced a holiday.
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The following is a list of institutions where a holiday has been declared.
- Carmel Public School
- Government Model Primary School, Kengeri
- Government Urdu Higher Primary School, Kengeri
- New St Annas English School, Kengeri
- Holy Child English School
- Shankaracharya Vidyapeetha
- Mother’s Millenium School
- Vidyabharathi School
- SJR Public School
- Sri Bandeshwara Swami School
Sri Bandeshwara Swami School
Roman Kinto School
Government Higher Primary School, Kommaghatta
Government Urdu Higher Primary School, Beedi Karmikara Colony
Government High School, Kengeri (RMSI)
Government Urdu High School, Kengeri
PNJP School, PNJP High School and PU College
Priyadarshini College
Radhakrishna School
Sheshadripuram College
Surana College, Kengeri
Government High School, Kengeri
Government PU College, Kengeri
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