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LIST OF HOLIDAYS - 2019-2020 S. NO. MONTH DATE DAY HOLIDAY 1 06 April 2019 SATURDAY GUDI PADWA 2 14-Apr-19 SUNDAY RAM NAVAMI/AMBEDKAR JAYANTI April 2019 3 17-Apr-19 WEDNESDAY MAHAVIR JAYANTI 4 19-Apr-19 FRIDAY GOOD FRIDAY 5 01-May-19 WEDNESDAY MAHARASHTRA DAY 6 May 2019 19-May-19 Sunday **BUDDHA PURNIMA 7 June 2019 05-Jun-19 Wednesday ** EID-UL-FITR 9 12-Aug-19 Monday BAKRI EID 10 15-Aug-19 Thursday RAKSHA BANDHAN Aug 2019 8 17-Aug-19 Saturday PARSI NEW YEARS DAY 11 24-Aug-19 Saturday **KRISHNA JANMASTAMI 12 02-Sep-19 Monday GANESH CHATURTHI 13 03-Sep-19 Tuesday GANESH VISARJAN- 2ND DAY 14 04-Sep-19 Wednesday GANESH VISARJAN- 3ND DAY 15 Sept 2019 06-Sep-19 Friday GANESH VISARJAN- 5TH DAY 16 08-Sep-19 Sunday GANESH VISARJAN- 7TH DAY 17 10-Sep-19 Tuesday **MUHARAM 18 12-Sep-19 Thursday ANANT CHATURTHI 19 02-Oct-19 Wednesday MAHATMA GANDHI JAYANTI 20 08-Oct-19 Tuesday **DUSSERA 21 October 2019 26-Oct-19 Saturday **NARAKCHATURDASHI 23 28-Oct-19 Monday DIWALI (BALIPRATIPADA) 24 29-Oct-19 Tuesday BHAIDOOJ 25 10-Nov-19 Sunday ID-E-MILAD Nov 2019 26 12-Nov-19 Tuesday GURUNANAK JAYANTI 27 Dec 2019 25-Dec-19 Wednesday CHRISTMAS 28 01-Jan-20 Wednesday NEW YEAR Jan 2020 29 15-Jan-20 Wednesday MAKAR SANKRANTI 30 19-Feb-20 Wednesday SHIV JAYANTI Feb 2020 31 21-Feb-20 Friday MAHASHIVRATRI 32 10-Mar-20 Tuesday HOLI 2ND DAY March 2020 33 25-Mar-20 Wednesday GUDI PADWA 34 02-Apr-20 Thursday RAM NAVAMI 35 06-Apr-20 Monday MAHAVIR JAYANTI April 2020 36 10-Apr-20 Friday GOOD FRIDAY 34 14-Apr-20 Tuesday AMBEDKAR JAYANTI 37 May 2020 01-May-20 Friday MAHARASHTRA DAY VACATIONS ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20 BEGINS FROM 2nd April 2019 ( MON) DIWALI VACATION 2019-20 FROM 21st Oct 2019 (MON) TO 3rd Nov 2019 (SUN) CHRISTMAS VACATION 2019-20 FROM 21st Dec 2019 (SAT) TO 1st Jan 2020 (SUN) SHORT VACATION 2019-20 FROM 16th March 2020 (MON) TO 31st March 2020 (TUE) NEW ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-21 BEGINS ON 1st April 2020 (WED) LONG VACATION FROM 1st May 2020 (FRI) TO 12th June 2020 ( FRI) ** DATES MAY VARY..

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