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THE HIGH COURT OF MANIPUR AT IMPHAL N O T I F I C A T I O N Imphal the 2 nd May, 2013 NO. HCM/H-1/76-Estt./Vol.-VI/ The Hon’ble High Court is pleased to modify the Notification No. HCM/H-1/76-Estt./Vol.-VI/1242 dated 25 th April, 2013 with regard to Holiday List in the following manner. LIST OF HOLIDAYS DURING THE YEAR 2013 Holidays Date Day No. New Year’s Day 1st January Tuesday 1 Death Anniversary of Maharaj 9th January Wednesday 1 Gambhir Singh Imoinu Iratpa 23 rd January Wednesday 1 Gaan Ngai 25 th January Friday 1 Republic day 26 th January Saturday 1 Lui-Ngai-Ni 15 th February Friday 1 27 th March Wednesday Yaosang/Holi/Good Friday to to 4 30 th March Saturday Sajibu Nongma Panba Cheiraoba 11 th April Thursday 1 (Meitei New Year’s Day ) Charak Puja (Cheiraoba) 14 th April Sunday 1 Khongjom Day 23 rd April Tuesday 1 May Day 1st May Wednesday 1 7th June Friday SUMMER VACATION to to 15 21 st June Friday Rath Yatra (Kang Chingba) 10 th July Wednesday 1 Purna Yatra (Kanglen) 18 th July Thursday 1 Id-ul-Fitre 9th August Friday 1 Patriots’ Day 13 th August Tuesday 1 Independence Day 15 th August Thursday 1 Janma Asthmi 28 th August Wednesday 1 Irawat Day 30 th September Monday 1 Gandhi Jayanti 2nd October Wednesday 1 PUJA VACATION 5th October Saturday (Mera Chaorel Houba- 5th Oct., Durga to to 12 Puja – 11 to 14 Oct.,) 16 th October Wednesday Mera Hou Chongba 18 th Oct. Friaday 1 AUTUMN BREAK 1st November Friday (Kut-1st Nov., Diwali-3rd Nov., Ningol to to 8 Chakkouba-5th Nov.) 8th November Friday Nupilal 12 th December Thursday 1 Monday WINTER VACATION 23 rd December to to 9 (Christmas – 25 th December) 31 st December Tuesday LIST OF RESTRICTED HOLIDAYS DURING THE YEAR 2013 Restricted Holidays Date Day No. Uttarayan Sankranti 14 th January Monday 1 Baruni 8th April Monday 1 Silhenba 15 th April Monday 1 Kongba Leithong Phatpa 17 th April Wednesday 1 Mahavir Jayanti 24 th April Wednesday 1 Akshya Trittiya 13 th May Monday 1 Harisayan 20 th July Saturday 1 Jhulon Houba 17 th August Saturday 1 Jhulon Loiba 21 st August Wednesday 1 Radha Asthmi 13 th September Friday 1 Pisatao Thouniba/Viswakarma 17 th September Tuesday 1 Tarpon Houba 20 th September Friday 1 Govardhan Puja 4th November Monday 1 N.B.:- i) 26 th October (Saturday) & 23 rd November (Saturday) shall be Court Working days. ii) The office shall remain closed on every 2nd Saturday of each month and other Saturdays will be working days of the Registry. iii) The Court working hours shall now be from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. instead of 10:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. iv) Each employee is permitted to avail any two days Restricted Holidays during the year to be chosen by him/her, only with prior permission of the Registrar, High Court of Manipur. v) If any of the holiday or restricted holiday for festivals notified above does not fall on the day notified, necessary modification changing the date will be issued in due course. By Order etc. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR – I HIGH COURT OF MANIPUR .

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