17 september holiday india

I am humbled by the affection received. I thank each and every person who has wished me on my birthday. These wishes give me strength to work even harder. I laud all those people who have devoted this day to various community service initiatives. Their resolve is commendable.— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) I spent the day attending programmes that cover our economy, society and the environment. I truly believe that when we collectively work on these spheres, we will fulfil our goal of sustainable and inclusive development. May we keep working harder and harder in the times to come.— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)

Events and observations associated with the holidays we list may be canceled or otherwise affected due to measures taken to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Please check with event organizers for details. Holidays and Observances in India in 2020 Date Name Type 1 Jan Wednesday Restricted Holiday 2 Jan Thursday Restricted Holiday 14 Jan Tuesday Restricted Holiday 15 Jan Wednesday Restricted Holiday 15 Jan Wednesday Restricted Holiday 25 Jan Saturday Observance 26 Jan Sunday Gazetted Holiday 29 Jan Wednesday Restricted Holiday 9 Feb Sunday Restricted Holiday 14 Feb Friday Observance 18 Feb Tuesday Restricted Holiday 19 Feb Wednesday Restricted Holiday 21 Feb Friday Gazetted Holiday 9 Mar Monday Restricted Holiday 9 Mar Monday Restricted Holiday 9 Mar Monday Restricted Holiday 10 Mar Tuesday Gazetted Holiday 20 Mar Friday Season 25 Mar Wednesday Restricted Holiday 25 Mar Wednesday Restricted Holiday 25 Mar Wednesday Restricted Holiday 2 Apr Thursday Gazetted Holiday 6 Apr Monday Gazetted Holiday 9 Apr Thursday Observance 9 Apr Thursday Observance, Christian 10 Apr Friday Gazetted Holiday 12 Apr Sunday Restricted Holiday 13 Apr Monday Restricted Holiday 14 Apr Tuesday Restricted Holiday 14 Apr Tuesday Central Government Holiday 1 May Friday Observance 7 May Thursday Gazetted Holiday 7 May Thursday Restricted Holiday 10 May Sunday Observance 22 May Friday Restricted Holiday 25 May Monday Gazetted Holiday 25 May Monday Muslim, Common local holiday 21 Jun Sunday Observance 21 Jun Su...

Quick Facts This year: Sun, Oct 15, 2023 Next year: Thu, Oct 3, 2024 Last year: Mon, Sep 26, 2022 Type: Observance, Hinduism Is First Day of Sharad Navratri a Public Holiday? First Day of Sharad Navratri is not a public holiday. It falls on Sunday, October 15, 2023 and most businesses follow regular Sunday opening hours in India. Year Weekday Date Name Holiday Type 2018 Wed Oct 10 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2019 Sun Sep 29 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2020 Sat Oct 17 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2021 Thu Oct 7 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2022 Mon Sep 26 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2023 Sun Oct 15 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2024 Thu Oct 3 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2025 Mon Sep 22 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2026 Sun Oct 11 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2027 Thu Sep 30 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism 2028 Tue Sep 19 First Day of Sharad Navratri Observance, Hinduism While we diligently research and update our holiday dates, some of the information in the table above may be preliminary. If you find an error, please Other Names and Languages English First Day of Sharad Navratri, Ghatasthapana, Kalashsthapana, First Day of Shardiya Navratri German Sharad Navratri (Beginn) Hindi शरदनवरात्रिकापहलादिन, घटस्थापना, कलशस्थापना, शारदीयनवरात्रिकापहलादिन Other Holidays in Oct...

Ganesh Chaturthi The Republic of India has the second largest population in the world. Due to the sizes of the country and its diverse population, India only has three national holidays – Republic Day, Independence Day and Mahatma Ghandi’s Birthday. However, the government of India has granted each of its states and territories the right to choose holidays based on their religious beliefs, culture, linguistic preferences, or events that are relative to their area – and at a state level there are many more bank holidays recognised and celebrated. The Labour Laws of India Previous Years