Bhai Dooj 2025 will be observed on Thursday, 23rd October, as a Restricted Holiday across India. The festival celebrates the sacred bond between brothers and sisters with prayers, blessings, and traditional rituals marking the end of Diwali festivities.
On 7th October 2025, Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti will be observed as a Restricted Holiday. The day honors the Adi Kavi and author of the Ramayana with prayers, Ramayana recitations, and cultural programs across India.
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, will be celebrated on 2nd October 2025. Marking the victory of good over evil, this Gazetted Holiday is observed with Ramlila plays, Ravana effigy burning, and festive gatherings across India.
In 2025, Dussehra (Mahanavami) will be observed on Wednesday, 1st October. It is a Restricted Holiday in the government calendar and a significant day of Durga Puja, marked with Kanya Puja, Ayudha Puja, and grand rituals across India, especially in Bengal, Assam, and South India.
In 2025, Dussehra (Mahashtami) will be observed on Tuesday, 30th September. It is a Restricted Holiday in the central government calendar and the most significant day of Durga Puja, marked with Pushpanjali, Kumari Puja, fasting, and grand cultural celebrations in Bengal and beyond.
In 2025, Dussehra (Saptami) will be observed on Monday, 29th September. It is a Restricted Holiday in the central government calendar and marks the beginning of Durga Puja festivities with Nabapatrika rituals, prayers, and cultural celebrations across eastern India.
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 2025 will be observed on Thursday, 2nd October. It is a Gazetted National Holiday commemorating the Father of the Nation. The day is marked by tributes at Raj Ghat, cultural events, cleanliness drives, and global observances of peace and non-violence.
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Onam 2025 falls on 5th September (Friday). A Restricted Holiday in India, but a major public holiday in Kerala with grand celebrations, feasts, boat races and cultural programmes.
Milad-un-Nabi / Id-e-Milad 2025 falls on 5th September (Friday). A gazetted holiday in India, it brings a long weekend, bank and stock market closure, plus festive celebrations across states.
