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    Panchkula school case update: Boy used brick kept as doorstop to hit KG girl, lied to parents that someone else attacked her before confessing she used to tease him

    Panchkula School Case News: A Class III student allegedly attacked a six-year-old KG girl at a Panchkula government school using a brick kept as a classroom doorstop. He initially blamed other students but later confessed, claiming she used to tease him. Police have also flagged security lapses, while the school principal and two teachers have been suspended.

    Dhruv Rathee's Wife: Who is Juli Lbr-Rathee, whom the Indian YouTuber met on a tram while she was going to school?

    Dhruv Rathee's wife, Juli Lbr-Rathee, is a German national and healthcare professional. Here's what to know about their first meeting in Germany, relationship, 2021 wedding and family life. As per reports, they met on a tram when they were going for studies.

    School holiday September 23: Check if your school is closed tomorrow

    Schools in Jharkhand and Haryana will observe holidays on September 23, 2026, for different state-specific occasions. Jharkhand’s closure falls within its two-day break for Karma Puja, while Haryana schools will mark War Heroes’ Martyrdom Day. The holiday is not nationwide, and students in other states should check their school’s official schedule before assuming classes are suspended.

    School holiday today, September 22: Check if schools will remain closed in your state

    Schools in parts of India will observe a holiday on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, mainly because of Karam Puja. West Bengal has declared a state holiday covering educational institutions under government control, while Assam's official calendar also lists Karam Puja on the date. Students in other states, including Delhi-NCR, should check their school's individual holiday calendar before assuming classes are cancelled.

    Gurgaon officials asked to explain why flooding happens every year, Haryana panel says stuck school buses and blocked ambulances put lives at risk; orders citywide drainage audit

    Haryana Human Rights Commission has taken suo motu notice of Gurgaon's recurring waterlogging, calling it a matter of basic human rights rather than a civic inconvenience. Acting on Times of India reports, the commission has ordered a full drainage audit, flagged the safety of school children and emergency services, and asked nine government agencies to explain years of unresolved flooding.

    School Assembly News Headlines, August 21, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

    School Assembly News Headlines: On September twenty-ninth, the Delhi High Court is set to review appeals concerning Prime Minister Modi's academic records. In a move to enhance efficiency, Haryana is leveraging GIS technology to rapidly assess infrastructure initiatives. Meanwhile, North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile, and India strengthens its maritime security partnership with Japan.

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