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Holiday Calendar – 2016 Holiday Calendar – 2016 List of all holiday list for Central & State Government employees GOVTEMPDIARY Table of contents S. No Title 1 Andhra Pradesh 2 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 3 Daman & Diu 4 New Delhi 5 Goa 6 Gujarat 7 Haryana 8 Himachal Pradesh 9 Jammu & Kashmir 10 Karnataka 11 Kerala 12 Maharashtra 13 Manipur 14 Odisha 15 Puducherry 16 Punjab 17 Tamil nadu 18 Telangana 19 Tripura 20 West Bengal Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 2 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News Andhra Pradesh Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 3 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News ANDHRA PRADESH - HOLIDAY – 2016 GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH ABSTRACT HOLIDAYS – Holidays under Negotiable instruments Act, 1881 for the year 2016 – Notified ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (POLL.A) DEPARTMENT G.O.RT.No. 3644 Dated 09.12.2015 Read the following : 1. From the Jt.Secy (BO), Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs, (Banking Division), New Delhi D.O.Lr.No.41/2/98-BO-II, dated 03.05.2002. 2. From the Director (JCA), Government of India, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Dept., of Personnel & Training, New Delhi, Letter F.No. 12/5/2015/JCA-2, dated : 11.06.2015. 3. From the Manager (Personnel), Reserve Bank of India, Hyderabad, Letter No. HRMD (H) 1154/09.15.01/2015-16, dated : 05.08.2015. ******** ORDER :- The following Notification shall be published in the next issue of Andhra Pradesh Extra-Ordinary Gazette: NOTIFICATION Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 4 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News Under the Explanation to Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Central Act XXVI of 1881) read with the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Notification No. 20-25/26/Pub.1, dated 08.06.1957, the Government of Andhra Pradesh hereby declare that in addition to Sundays expressly defined as Public Holidays in the said “Explanation” the following days shall be observed as Holidays in the Andhra Pradesh State during the year 2016. GENERAL HOLIDAYS under N.I.Act, 1881. S .No OCCASION/ DATE DAY SAKA-ERA FESTIVAL 1 2 3 4 5 1 SANKRANTI/PONG 15.01.2016 FRIDAY PAUSHA AL 25-1937 2 REPUBLIC DAY 26.01.2016 TUESDAY MAGHA 06-1937 3 MAHA 07.03.2016 MONDAY PHALGUNA SHIVARATRI 17-1937 4 HOLI 23.03.2016 WEDNESD CHAITRA AY 03-1938 5 ANNUAL CLOSING 01.04.2016 FRIDAY CHAITRA OF ACCOUNTS 12-1938 DAY 6 UGADI 08.04.2016 FRIDAY CHAITRA 19-1938 Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 5 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 7 DR.B.R. 14.04.2016 THURSDA CHAITRA AMBEDKAR’S Y 25-1938 BIRTHDAY 8 SRI RAMA 15.04.2016 FRIDAY CHAITRA NAVAMI 26-1938 9 RAMZAN (ID-UL- 06.07.2016 WEDNESD ASHADHA FITR) AY 15-1938 10 INDEPENDENCE 15.08.2016 MONDAY SRAVANA DAY 24-1938 11 VINAYAKA 05.09.2016 MONDAY BHADRA CHAVITHI 14-1938 12 VIJAYA DASAMI/ 11.10.2016 TUESDAY ASVINA DUSSEHRA 19-1938 13 MOHARAM 12.10.2016 WEDNESD ASVINA AY 20-1938 14 EID MILADUN 12.12.2016 MONDAY AGRAHAYAN NABI A 21-1938 The following festivals occur on Sunday during the year 2016 1 GANDHI 02.10.2016 SUNDAY ASVINA JAYANTHI 10-1938 2 DURGASTAMI 09.10.2016 SUNDAY ASVINA 17-1938 3 DEEPAVALI 30.10.2016 SUNDAY KARTIKA 08-1938 Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 6 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 4 CHRISTMAS 25.12.2016 SUNDAY PAUSHA 04-1938 If there is any change of date in respect of ID-UL-FITR, MOHARAM and EID MILADUN NABI as per the moon sight or any other holiday declared now, it shall be announced through electronic/print media. At the Heads of Financial Institutions in the State shall take action according to such an announcement and without waiting for formal order about the change of date. (BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH) I.Y.R. KRISHNA RAO CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 7 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 8 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI – 16 ANNEXURE – I LIST OF HOLIDAYS DURING THE YEAR 2016 FOR U.T OF DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI Sr.No Gazetted Holiday Date Saka Data Day of SAKA – Week ERA 1. Republic Day January 26 Magha 06 Tuesday 2. Holi (Dhuleti) March 24 Chaitra 04 Thursday 3. Good Friday March 25 Chaitra 05 Friday 4. Mahavir Jayanti April 20 Chaitra 31 Wednesday 5. Idu’l Fitr July 06 Ashadha 15 Wednesday 6. Liberation Day For Dadra August 02 Ashadha 14 Tuesday and Nagar Haveli 7. Independence Day August 15 Sravana 24 Monday 8. Ganesh September Bhadra 14 Monday Chaturthi/Vinayaka 05 Chaturthi 9. Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) September Bhadra 21 Monday 12 10. Mahatma Gandhi’s October 02 Asvina 10 Sunday Birthday 11. Dussehra October 11 Asvina 19 Tuesday 12. Muharram October 12 Ashvina 20 Wednesday 13. Diwali (Deepavali) October 30 Kartika 08 Sunday Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 9 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 14. Guru Nanak’s Birthday November Kartika 23 Sunday 14 15. Milad-Un-Nabi or Id-E- December Agrahayana Tuesday Milad (Birthday of 13 22 Prophet Mohammad) 16. Christmas Day December Pausha 04 Sunday 25 (Gaurav Singh Rajawat) Collector, Dadra & Nagar Haveli Silvassa ANNEXURE – III YEAR 2016 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, UNDER NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT 1881 (FOR U.T. OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI) PART – A SHALL APPLY TO THE COMMERCIAL BANKS ONLY Sr.No Holiday Date Saka Date Days of ERA 1938 Weeks 1. Bank’s April 01 Chaitra 12 Friday Annual Closing Day Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 10 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News Daman & Diu Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 11 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News DAMAN AND DIU - 16 LIST OF HOLIDAYS DURING THE YEAR 2016 FOR DAMAN AND DIU Sr.No Holidays Date Saka Dated Day of Week 2016 A.D. 1937 SAKA ERA 1. Republic Day January 26 Magha 06 Tuesday 1938 SAKA ERA 2. Holi March 24 Chaitra 04 Thursday 3. Good Friday March 25 Chaitra 05 Friday 4. Mahavir Jayanti April 20 Chaitra 31 Wednesday 5. Idu’l Fitr July 06 Ashadha 15 Wednesday 6. Independence Day August 15 Sravana 24 Monday 7. Ganesh September Bhadra 14 Monday Chaturthi/Vinayaka 05 Chaturthi 8. Id- ul-Zuha (Bakrid) September Bhadra 21 Monday 12 9. Mahatma Gandhi’s October 02 Asvina 10 Sunday Birthday 10. Dussehra October 11 Asvina 19 Tuesday 11. Muharram October 12 Asvina 20 Wednesday 12. Diwali (Deepavali) October 30 Kartika 08 Sunday 13. Guru Nanak’s birthday November 14 Kartika 23 Monday Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 12 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 14. Milad-Un-Nabi or Id- December 13 Agrahayana Tuesday E-Milad (Birthday of 22 Prophl Mohammad) 15. Liberation Day for December 19 Agrahayana Monday Daman & Diu 29 16. Christmas Day December 25 Pausha 04 Sunday (J.P. Agarwal) Collector/Director (G.A) Daman YEAR – 2016 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS, UNDER NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881 (FOR U.T. OF DAMAN & DIU PART – A SHALL APPLY TO THE COMMERCIAL BANKS ONLY Sr. Holidays Date Saka Dated 1938 Day of Week No SAKA ERA 1. Bank’s Annual April 01 Chaitra 12 Friday Closing Day Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 13 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News New Delhi Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 14 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News NEW DELHI - 16 To be published in Delhi Gazette Part – IV (Extraordinary) GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT (CO-ORDINATION BRANCH) DELHI SECRETARIAT, I.P. ESTATE, NEW DELHI – 110 002 No.F.53/1/2014/GAD/CN/dsgad-III/5325-5372, Date : 02/11/2015 NOTIFICATION Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi orders that the days specified below to be the holidays in the National Capital Territory of Delhi under Section 25 of Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 during the year 2016 (Saka Era 1937 – 38):- S.No Holiday Date Saka Date Day 1937 SAKA ERA 1. Republic day January 26 Magha 06 Tuesday 1938 SAKA ERA 2. Holi March 24 Chaitra 04 Thursday 3. Good Friday March 25 Chaitra 05 Friday 4. Annual Closing April 01 Chaitra 12 Friday of Bank Accounts Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 15 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 5. Mahavir Jayanti April 20 Chaitra 31 Wednesday 6. Buddha Purnima May 21 Vaisakha 31 Saturday 7. Idu’l Fitr July 06 Ashadha 15 Wednesday 8. Independence August 15 Sravana 24 Monday Day 9. Id-ul-Auha September 12 Bhadra 21 Monday (Bakrid) 10. Mahatma October 02 Asvina 10 Sunday Gandhi’s Birthday 11. Dussehra October 11 Asvina 19 Tuesday 12. Muharram October 12 Asvina 20 Wednesday 13. Diwali October 30 Kartika 08 Sunday (Deepavali) 14. Guru Nanak’s November 14 Kartika 23 Monday Birthday 15. Milad-Un-Nabi December 13 Agrahayana 22 Tuesday or Id-E-Milad (Birthday of Prophet Mohammad) 16. Christmas Day December 25 Pausha 04 Sunday BY ORDER OF GOVERNMENT OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 16 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News (AMITABH KUNDOO) DY. SECRETARY (GAD/CN Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 17 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News Goa Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 18 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News GOA – 16 ANNEXURE – V LIST OF BANK HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR 2016 Sr.No Holidays Date Saka Days of the week 1.
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