Holidays 2025 List: Now solely two days are left for the new year to begin. Preparations have been began for the year 2025. The Government of India has additionally launched the complete list of holidays. This year most of the holidays are on working days. Festivals like Makar Sankranti, Eid and Diwali are additionally not falling on Sunday. Let us check out this list in order that it turns into simpler for you to plan your trip. The list launched by the authorities contains two varieties of holidays – gazetted and restricted holidays or non-obligatory holidays. Gazetted holidays are these that are issued by the authorities, which all authorities establishments, faculties, faculties and offices should comply with. There are a complete of 17 gazetted holidays in the year 2025.
See gazetted vacation list
- Republic Day – 26 January (Sunday)
- Holi – 14 March (Friday)
- Eid-ul-Fitr – 31 March (Monday)
- Mahavir Jayanti – 10 April (Thursday)
- Good Friday – 18 April (Friday)
- Eid-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) – 7 June (Saturday)
- Buddha Purnima – 12 May (Monday)
- Muharram – 6 July (Sunday)
- Independence Day – 15 August (Friday)
- Milad-un-Nabi (Eid-e-Milad) – 5 September (Friday)
- Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti – 2 October (Thursday)
- Dussehra – 2 October (Thursday)
- Diwali – 20 October (Monday)
- Guru Nanak Jayanti – 5 November (Wednesday)
- Christmas – 25 December (Thursday)
non-obligatory vacation
Optional holidays aren’t obligatory. Employees take these on the foundation of their private, spiritual or cultural wants. There are 34 non-obligatory holidays this year.
List of various or restricted holidays in the year 2025
- New Year- 1 January (Wednesday)
- Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti- 6 January (Monday)
- Makar Sankranti/Magh Bihu/Pongal- 14 January (Tuesday)
- Basant Panchami- 2 February (Sunday)
- Guru Ravidas Jayanti- 12 February (Wednesday)
- Shivaji Jayanti- 19 February (Wednesday)
- Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti- 23 February (Sunday)
- Holika Dahan- 13 March (Thursday)
- Dolyatra- 14 March (Friday)
- Ram Navami- 16 April (Sunday)
- Janmashtami (Smart) – 16 August (Friday)
- Ganesh Chaturthi/Vinayak Chaturthi- 27 August (Wednesday)
- Onam or Thiruonam- 5 September (Friday)
- Dussehra (Saptami)- 29 September (Monday)
- Dussehra (Mahashtami)- 30 September (Tuesday)
- Dussehra (Mahanavami) – 1 October (Wednesday)
- Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti- 7 October (Tuesday)
- Karak Chaturthi (Karva Chauth) – 10 October (Friday)
- Narak Chaturdashi- 20 October (Monday)
- Govardhan Puja- 22 October (Wednesday)
- Bhai Dooj- 23 October (Thursday)
- Pratihar Shashthi or Surya Shashthi (Chhath Puja) – 28 October (Tuesday)
- Martyrdom Day of Guru Tegh Bahadur – 24 November (Monday)
- Christmas Eve- December 24 (Wednesday)
How many holidays will there be during which state?
- Andaman and Nicobar- 39
- Andhra Pradesh- 46
- Arunachal Pradesh- 47
- Assam- 48
- Bihar- 41
- Chandigarh- 44
- Chhattisgarh- 47
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli- 45
- Daman and Diu- 48
- Delhi- 43
- Goa- 42
- Gujarat- 52
- Haryana- 53
Himachal Pradesh- 48 - Jammu and Kashmir- 50
- Jharkhand- 48
- Karnataka- 47
- Kerala- 44
- Lakshadweep- 37
- Madhya Pradesh- 47
- Maharashtra- 48
- Manipur 44
- Meghalaya- 49
- Mizoram- 52
- Nagaland- 40
- Odisha- 56
- Puducherry- 43
- Punjab- 52
- Rajasthan- 53
- Sikkim- 47
- Tamil Nadu- 48
- Telangana- 51
- Tripura- 49
- Uttar Pradesh- 49
- Uttarakhand- 44
- West Bengal- 49
Along with this, allow us to inform you that other than these holidays, there’s a financial institution vacation on the second and fourth Saturday of the month.
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