Holiday... Jolly day 2013

S.No.
Holiday
Date
Saka Date
Day
1934 SAKA ERA
1
Milad-Un-Nabi or Id-E-Milad
(Birthday of Prophet Mohammad)
January, 25
Magha, 05
Friday
2
Republic Day
January, 26
Magha, 06
Saturday
3
Holi
March, 27
Chaitra, 06
Wednesday
1935 SAKA ERA
4
Good Friday
March, 29
Chaitra, 08
Friday
5
Ram Navami
April, 19
Chaitra, 29
Friday
6
Mahavir Jayanti
April, 24
Vaisakha, 04
Wednesday
7
Buddha Purnima
May, 25
Jyaishtha, 04
Saturday
8
Idu'l Fitr
August, 09
Sravana, 18
Friday
9
Independence day
August, 15
Sravana, 24
Thursday
10
Janmashtami
August, 28
Bhadra, 06
Wednesday
11
Mahatma Gandhi's birthday)
October, 02
Asvina, 10
Wednesday
12
Dussehra
October, 13
Asvina, 21
Sunday
13
Id-ul-Zuha(Bakrid)
October, 16
Asvina, 24
Wednesday
14
Diwali (Deepavali)
November, 03
Kartika, 12
Sunday
15
Muharram
November, 14
Kartika, 23
Thursday
16
Guru Nanak's Birthday
November, 17
Kartika, 26
Sunday
17
Christmas Day
December, 25
Pausa, 04
Wednesday


S.No
Restricted Holiday
Date
Saka Date
Day
SAKA ERA 1934
1
New Year's Day
January, 01
Pausha, 11
Tuesday
2
Makar Sankranti
January, 13
Pausha, 23
Sunday
3
Pongal
January, 14
Pausha, 24
Monday
4
Guru Gobind Singh's Birthday
January, 18
Pausha, 28
Friday
5
Sri Panchami
February, 14
Magha, 25
Thursday
6
Basanta Panchami
February, 15
Magha, 26
Friday
7
Shivaji Jayanti
February, 19
Magha, 30
Tuesday
8
Guru Ravidas's Birthday
February, 25
Phalguna, 06
Monday
9
Swami Dayananda
Saraswati Jayanti
March, 07
Phalguna, 16
Thursday
10
Maha Shivratri
March, 10
Phalguna, 19
Sunday
1935 SAKA ERA
11
Holika Dahan
March, 26
Chaitra, 05
Tuesday
12
Easter Sunday
March, 31
Chaitra, 10
Sunday
13
Chaitra Sukladi/Gudi Padava/
Ugadi/ Cheti Chand
April, 11
Chaitra, 21
Thursday
14
Vaisakhi
April, 13
Chaitra, 23
Saturday
15
Vishu
April, 13
Chaitra, 23
Saturday
16
Mesadi
April, 14
Chaitra, 24
Sunday
17
Vaisakhadi(Bengal) /
Bahag Bihu (Assam)
April, 15
Chaitra, 25
Monday
18
Guru Rabindranath's birthday
May, 09
Vaisakha, 19
Thursday
19
Hazarat Ali's Birthday
May, 24
Jyaishtha, 03
Fiday
20
Rath Yatra
July, 10
Ashadha, 19
Wednesday
21
Jamat-Ul-Vida
August, 02
Sravana, 11
Friday
22
Parsi New Year's day
August, 18
Sravana, 27
Sunday
23
Raksha Bandhan
August, 20
Sravana, 29
Tuesday
24
Vinayaka Chaturthi/
Ganesh Chaturthi
September, 09
Bhadra, 18
Monday
25
Onam
September, 16
Bhadra, 25
Monday
26
Dussehra (Maha Saptami)
(Additional)
October, 11
Asvina, 19
Friday
27
Dussehra (Maha Ashtami)
(Additional)
October, 12
Asvina, 20
Saturday
28
Dussehra (Maha Navmi)
October, 13
Asvina, 21
Sunday
29
Mahaishi Valmiki's birthday
October, 18
Asvina, 26
Friday
30
Karaka Chaturthi
(Karva Chouth)
October, 22
Asvina, 30
Tuesday
31
Deepavali (South India)
November, 02
Karika, 11
Saturday
32
Naraka Chaturdasi
November, 02
Karika, 11
Saturday
33
Govardhan Puja
November, 03
Karika, 12
Sunday
34
Bhai Duj
November, 05
Karika, 14
Tuesday
35
Praihar Sashthi or Surya
Sashthi (Chhat Puja)
November, 08
Karika, 17
Friday
36
Guru Teg Bahadur's
Martyrdom Day
November, 24
Agrahayana, 03
Sunday
37
Chistmas Eve
December, 24
Pausha, 03
Tuesday


Thanks to : Shri Veera Subramanian 

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