Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024

Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024: Uttarakhand is a state of stunning landscapes and spiritual significance.

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Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024

Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024

Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024: Uttarakhand is a state of stunning landscapes and spiritual significance. As we explore Uttarakhand's official government holidays for 2024, join us in discovering the cultural and religious celebrations that grace the state's calendar. From the serene banks of the Ganges to the vibrant local festivals, each holiday reflects the unique identity and spirituality of Uttarakhand.

Uttarakhand Official Government Holidays List for 2024

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DateDayHolidayDescription
26 JanFriRepublic DayCommemorates the adoption of the Indian Constitution with a grand parade and cultural events.
8 MarFriMaha Shivaratri"Celebrates Lord Shiva's cosmic dance with fasting prayers and night vigils."
25 MarMonHoli"The festival of colors signifies the victory of good over evil celebrated with joyous playing of colors."
29 MarFriGood Friday"Observes the crucifixion of Jesus Christ marked by prayers and solemn ceremonies."
10 AprWedIdul Fitr"Marks the end of Ramadan with feasts prayers and the giving of charity to the less fortunate."
14 AprSunDr Ambedkar Jayanti"Honors Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's birthday focusing on social justice and equality."
17 AprWedRam Navami"Celebrates the birth of Lord Rama with prayers processions and readings from the Ramayana."
23 MayThuBuddha Purnima"Commemorates the birth enlightenment and death of Gautama Buddha with prayers and meditation."
17 JunMonBakrid / Eid al Adha"Commemorates the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim and is marked by prayers feasts and charitable acts."
15 AugThuIndependence Day"Marks India's independence from British rule with flag hoisting patriotic events and cultural programs."
19 AugMonRaksha Bandhan"Symbolizes the bond between brothers and sisters with the tying of protective threads and exchange of gifts."
26 AugMonJanmashtami"Celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna with fasting prayer and midnight celebrations."
16 SepMonEid e Milad"Celebrates the birth of Prophet Muhammad marked with prayers processions and charitable acts."
2 OctWedGandhi Jayanti"Honors Mahatma Gandhi's birthday with prayer meetings speeches and cleanliness drives."
13 OctSunVijaya Dashami"Marks the victory of good over evil with effigy burnings processions and cultural performances."
1 NovFriDiwali"The festival of lights symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness celebrated with lamps sweets and fireworks."
2 NovSatDeepavali Holiday"A continuation of Diwali celebrations marked with cultural events and festivities."
3 NovSunBhai Dooj"Celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters marked by rituals and the exchange of love and gifts."
15 NovFriGuru Nanak Jayanti"Celebrates the birth of Guru Nanak the founder of Sikhism with prayers processions and community service."
25 DecWedChristmas Day"Marks the birth of Jesus Christ celebrated with festive decorations prayers and exchanging of gifts."

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