The month of July 2025 includes several school holidays and observances across India, including religious festivals, national awareness days, and regular weekend breaks. With the academic session in full swing, many states observe short breaks during this month, especially around key occasions like Muharram, Kargil Vijay Diwas, and local cultural festivals.

One of the notable closures in July 2025 is likely to be on July 7 (Monday) for Muharram, subject to moon sighting confirmation. Many schools and colleges across states like Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Telangana, West Bengal, and Bihar may remain closed on this date.
Date: Monday, July 7, 2025
Occasion:
Holiday Type:
| Date | Day | Holiday / Observance | Remarks |
| 6 July, 2025 | Sunday | Weekend Holiday | All schools nationwide |
| 7 July, 2025 | Monday | Muharram (Tentative) | Likely public holiday in many states; schools may remain closed |
| 12 July, 2025 | Saturday | 2nd Saturday | Standard school holiday in most Indian states |
| 13 July, 2025 | Sunday | Weekend Holiday | Regular Sunday Closure |
| 17 July, 2025 | Thursday | U Tirot Sing Day (Meghalaya) | State-level observance; schools in Meghalaya may remain shut |
| 19 July, 2025 | Saturday | 4th Saturday | Observed in many private and government-aided schools |
| 20 July, 2025 | Sunday | Weekend Holiday | Nationwide |
| 21 July, 2025 | Monday | Bonalu (Telangana) | Schools in Telangana likely closed |
| 23 July, 2025 | Wednesday | Haryali Teej (North India) | Observed in Rajasthan, Haryana, and parts of Delhi; local school closures |
| 26 July, 2025 | Saturday | Kargil Vijay Diwas | Observed in assemblies; not a holiday |
| 27 July, 2025 | Sunday | Weekend Holiday | Nationwide |
| 31 July, 2025 | Thursday | Shaheed Udham Singh Martyrdom Day | Holiday in Punjab; schools may remain closed |
Muharram (7 July 2025) is a significant Islamic observance. While not a festival, it is a solemn day of mourning, and schools in Muslim-majority regions or states with official holiday notification may remain closed.
Saturdays and Sundays (especially 2nd & 4th Saturdays) are routine holidays in most schools under CBSE, ICSE, and state boards.
Certain holidays like Bonalu or U Tirot Sing Day are state-specific, meaning school closures will depend on the regional calendar.
School events or awareness days such as World Population Day (11 July) or Kargil Vijay Diwas (26 July) are observed through activities, speeches, and exhibitions - but schools stay open.
Conclusion
July 2025 brings a mix of religious, cultural, and weekend breaks for school students across India. Parents and students are advised to refer to their respective school calendars and state government holiday notifications to confirm closures. With Muharram falling on a Monday (July 7), students may enjoy a long weekend, subject to official declaration.



