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Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Saturday, 4 January 2020
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Thursday, 18 October 2018
labour welfare
09:02
Welfare Scheme:Introduction of Online Booking of Holiday Homes
Welfare Scheme:Introduction of Online Booking of Holiday Homes
State Bank Of India -Mumbai
Circular No :120
Source:AISBOF
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
holidays
08:23
No continuous holidays for banks starting Thursday
No continuous holidays for banks starting Thursday
Banks will not remain closed for five consecutive days starting from Thursday, a union leader said on Monday.
Wednesday, 4 October 2017
holidays
08:19
Diwali,Or Deepavali Official Public Holidays 2017 and 2018
Diwali,Or Deepavali Official Public Holidays 2017 and 2018
Diwali, or Deepavali, is an official public holiday in many
parts of India and is part of a five-day Hindu observance known as the
‘Festival of Lights’. In 2017, it falls between 18 and 20 October depending on
your state.
|
Year
|
Date
|
Day
|
Holiday
|
States
|
|
2017
|
18 Oct
|
Wed
|
Deepavali
|
AP, GA, KA, KL, PY, TG
& TN |
|
19 Oct
|
Thu
|
Diwali
|
National except AP, GA, KA, KL,
PY, TN & TG |
|
|
20 Oct
|
Fri
|
Deepavali Holiday
|
DD, HR, KA, MH, ML, PB,
RJ, UK & UP |
|
|
2018
|
6 Nov
|
Tue
|
Deepavali
|
AP, GA, KA, KL, PY, TG
& TN |
|
7 Nov
|
Wed
|
Diwali
|
National except AP, GA, KA, KL,
PY, TN & TG |
|
|
8 Nov
|
Thu
|
Deepavali Holiday
|
DD, HR, KA, MH, ML, PB,
RJ, UK & UP |
Diwali is always celebrated between mid-October and mid-November
in the western calendar, depending upon the lunar cycle each year.
The Festival of Lights is a colourful and happy celebration.
Families prepare their homes and themselves for the special festivities that
symbolise the victory of spiritual goodness and the lifting of spiritual
darkness. Firecrackers are set off to drive away evil, oil lamps are lit,
flower garlands are made, candles float in bowls of water outside homes and
sweets are shared as part of the festivities.
Diwali can also represent the awareness of inner light within a
person when ignorance is pushed aside by understanding and enlightenment.
In many regions, the five days of Diwali go something like this:
- Day
1 – Dhanteras – the start of the financial year for most Indian businesses
and is also the day of worship of the goddess of wealth, Lakshmi.
- Day
2 – Naraka Chaturdasi – this is the day of cleansing. Oil baths are taken,
people put on new clothes and food delicacies are prepared.
- Day
3 – Diwali – The day of the new moon – Amavasya – and the official day of
the Diwali holiday.
- Day
4 – Kartika Shudda Padyami – the day recognised for when the tyrant, Bali,
stepped out of hell and ruled the earth.
- Day
5 – Yama Dvitiya (or Bhai Dooj) is the day when love is symbolised between
brothers and sisters.
Although these days of celebration occur in many places, in
north India, Diwali celebrates Rama’s homecoming and his coronation as king. In
Gujarat, the festival honors Lakshmi, and in Bengal, Diwali is associated with
the goddess, Kali.
Source:Public Holidays
Sunday, 3 September 2017
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
postal Department
16:09
National Union Of Postal Employees Federation forwarded the letter received from NUPE IV to The CPMG, Tamilnadu Circle for necessary action.
National Union Of Postal Employees Federation forwarded the letter received from NUPE IV to The CPMG, Tamilnadu Circle for necessary action.
Source:FNPO
TamilNadu
07:53
BANK HOLIDAYS 2017-TAMILNADU
BANK HOLIDAYS 2017-TAMILNADU
Holidays declared under Negotiable Instrument Act by the State
Government are observed by all the Banks in that state.
List of holidays in Tamil Nadu for 2017 under Negotiable
Instrument Act:
|
S.
No
|
Occasion/
Festival
|
Date
|
Day
|
|
1
|
New
Year Day’s
|
01.01.2017
|
Sunday
|
|
2
|
Pongal
|
14.01.2017
|
Saturday
|
|
3
|
Thiruvalluvar
Day
|
15.01.2017
|
Sunday
|
|
4
|
Uzhavar
Thirunal
|
16.01.2017
|
Monday
|
|
5
|
Republic
Day
|
26.01.2017
|
Thursday
|
|
6
|
Telugu
New Year
|
29.03.2017
|
Wednesday
|
|
7
|
Annual
closing of Bank Accounts
|
01.04.2017
|
Saturday
|
|
8
|
Mahavir Jayanti
|
09.04.2017
|
Sunday
|
|
9
|
Tamil
New Year/ Good Friday/
Ambedkar Jayanti |
14.04.2017
|
Friday
|
|
10
|
May
Day
|
01.05.2017
|
Monday
|
|
11
|
Idu’L
Fitr
|
26.06.2017
|
Monday
|
|
|
|||
|
12
|
Shri
Krishna Janmashtmi
|
14.08.2017
|
Tuesday
|
|
13
|
Independence
Day
|
15.08.2017
|
Tuesday
|
|
14
|
Vinayakar
Chathurthi
|
25.08.2017
|
Friday
|
|
15
|
Idu’l
Zuha (Bakrid)
|
02.09.2017
|
Saturday
|
|
16
|
Ayutha Pooja
|
29.09.2017
|
Friday
|
|
17
|
Dussehra
|
30.09.2017
|
Saturday
|
|
18
|
Muharram
|
01.10.2017
|
Sunday
|
|
19
|
Mahatma
Gandhi’s Birthday
|
02.10.2017
|
Monday
|
|
20
|
Diwali
(Deepawali)
|
18.10.2017
|
Thursday
|
|
21
|
Milad-un-nabi
|
01.12.2017
|
Friday
|
|
22
|
Christmas
Day
|
25.12.2017
|
Monday
|
Source::BankersClub
