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HOLIDAY DATE SAKA DATE DAY No 1941 SAKA ERA 1 Republic Day January 26 Magha 06 Sunday 2 Maha Shivaratri February 21 Phalguna 02 Friday 1 942 SAKA ERA 3 Maundy Thursday April 09 Chaitra 20 Thursday 4 Good Friday April 10 Chaitra 21 Friday 5 Vishu April 14 Chaitra 25 Tuesday 6 May Day' May 01 Vaisakha 11 Friday 7 ld-Ul-Zuha (Bakrid) July 31 Sarvana 09 Friday 8 lndependence Day August 15 Sarvana 24 Saturday 9 Thiruvonam August 31 Bhadra 09 Monday SreeNarayana Guru 10 September 02 Bhadra 11 Wednesday Javanthi 11 Sree Krishna Jayanthi September 10 Bhadra 19 Thursday SreeNarayana Guru 12 September 21 Bhadra 30 Monday Samadhi 13 Gandhi Jayanthi October 02 Asvina 10 Friday 14 Vijayadasami (Dussehra) October 26 Karthika 04 Monday ld-e-Milad/ Milad-Un-Nabi 15 (Birthday of Prophet October 29 Karthika 07 Thursday Mohammed) 16 Christmas Day December 25 Pausha 04 Friday Contd.. ::2:. entitled to avail with prior closed holidays, each- employee shall be In addition to rhe above Restricted holidays io tt chosen out of the following ).-- permission of the competent ,r,t ori,V, .ny i*o HolidaYs. DATE DATE DAY sl. n-esrntcreo HoLIDAY I No I I 941 SAKA ERA -slxn January 01 Pausha 11 WednesdaY 1 New Year's DaY 02 Pausha 12 Thursday 2 Mannam JaYanthi January Pausha 25 WednesdaY ; Makara Sankranti / Pongal January 15 21 Magha 01 Tuesday 4 Makara Chovva January Basant Panchami / Sri January 30 Magha 10 Thursday 5 Panchami Swami DaYananda 18 Magha 29 Tuesday b February Saraswathi JaYanthi Holika Dahan/ Attukal March 09 Phalguna 19 Monday 7 Pongala March 10 Phalguna 20 Tuesday 8 Holi 1942 SAKA ER,A I I Chaitra 17 Monday I Mahavir JaYanthi April 06 April 12 Chaithra 23 Sunday 10 Easter SundaY April 15 Chaitra 26 WednesdaY 11 Kollam Pooram May 02 Vaisakha 12 SaturdaY 12 Thrissur Pooram May 07 Vaisakha 17 ThursdaY 13 Budda Purnima Guru Rabindranath's May 08 Vaisakha 18 Friday 14 BirthdaY May 24 Jvaishtha 03 Sunday 15 ld-Ul-Fitr June 23 Ashadha 02 Tuesday 16 Rath Yathra Julv 03 Ashadha 12 Friday 17 St.Thomas DaY July 20 Aashada 29 Monday 18 Karkkidaka Vavu Tuesday August 11 Sarvana 20 19 Janmashtami 22 Sarvana 31 SaturdaY 20 Vinayaka Chathurthi August August 28 Bhadra 06 Friday 21 Ayyankati JaYanthi 29 Bhadra 07 SaturdaY n Muharram August /---- 'o- ghadra Sunday 23 First Onam August 30 | 0e Tuesday 24 Third Onam September 01 Bhadra 10 Friday 25 Durgashtami October 23 Karthika 01 I Saturday 26 Mahanavami October 24 Karthika 02 Karaka Chaturthi (Karwa Wednesday 27 November 04 Karthika 13 Chouth) Saturday 28 Deepavali November 14 Karthika 23 Monday 29 Bhai Duj November 16 Karthika 25 Pratihar Shashthi or Surya Friday 30 November 20 Karthika 29 Shashthi (Chhat Puja) Guru Teg Bahadur's November 24 Agrahayana 03 Tuesday 31 Martvrdom DaY Monday 32 Guru Nanak's Birthday November 30 Agrahayana 09 Thursday 33 Christmas Eve December 24 Pausha 03 U,P nfr.C&-* DEPUTY icron teot t,tI Copy to: 1. The Director General, Esn.Br.II(B), Hqrs. Office ,NewDelhi. 2. All Regional Directors 3. The DIMS/ESI Scheme, Thycaud,Trivandrum Zone, 4. The Regional Deputy Direitor ,ESI Scheme (a) South Zone Trivandrum,(b).Central Ernakulam,(c) North Zone,Kozhikode 5. The DIMS(Vig),ESC Scheme,Thycaud,Trivandrum 6. The Jt.Director (Trg),South Zone ,RO,ESIC,Bangalore 7. The Jt.Director (Vig), South Zone ,RO ESIC Chennai B. The Jt.Director (DE), South Zone ,RO,ESIC,Chennai g. The Dy. Directoi in-charge ,SRO,Kollam ,Ernakulam, Kozhikode, Trivandrum 10. The Accountant Genaral , Kerala -Trivandrum /Thrissur 11. The Regional Provident fund Commissioner,Trivandrum /Ernakulam/Kozhikode 12. All Branch Managers /Social Security Officers /Audit Parties 13. ESIC Model Hospital Asramam /Udyogamandal/Ezhukone 14. The GDMO, DCBO, Munnar. 15. AII Branch officers /Branches at Regional office ,Thrissur 16. The General secretary ESIC EU ,RO,Thrissur 17. The General secretary ,ESIC Officers Assosiation ,Ro,Thrissur 18. The Secretary ,Kerala SCiST Employees &Officers Welfare Assosiation, 19. The secretary ,ESIC Employees co-op.society Ltd.,Ro,Thrissur 20. The Secretary,ESIC Departmental Canteen, RO,Thrissur 21. The Secretary ,ESIC Recreation Club,RO,Thrissur 22. The Caretaker ,RO Thrissur /ESIC Staff Quarters ,Kuttanellur 23. Security Guards /cPwD Employees on duty at Ro,Thrissur 24. Notice board..
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