Schools Reopen In Jammu’s Border Districts As Indo-Pak Tensions Subside—IN PICS

Schools in Jammu border areas have been reopened after tensions between India and Pakistan eased. However, some remain shut for safety.

Schools across the border districts of Jammu and Kashmir have resumed normal operations following an eight-day shutdown due to heightened Indo-Pak tensions.

After an eight-day shutdown due to heightened Indo-Pak tensions, schools reopened Thursday in five border districts of the Jammu region. (Source: PTI)

Schools in the border districts of the Jammu region were shut as a safety precaution amid India-Pakistan tensions. (Source: PTI)

In districts where schools reopened, students participated in special assemblies focused on promoting peace and ensuring safety. (Source: PTI)

The reopening of schools brought relief to students, teachers, and parents throughout the region. (Source: PTI)

Several students expressed relief at returning, saying peace had been restored after sleepless nights during the hostilities. (Source: PTI)

The School Education Department further stated that the resumption of academic activities should be ensured in a smooth and orderly manner by heads of institutions. (Source: PTI)

While schools were closed, teachers conducted classes online last week, but they noted that offline learning provides improved focus and greater accountability. (Source: PTI)

Despite the return to normalcy in most areas, schools in 30 locations close to the Line of Control and International Border shall remain closed as a precautionary measure. (Source: PTI)