Discover the official list of public, gazetted, and restricted holidays in India for 2026. Whether you are planning a spiritual pilgrimage, a family gathering, or a much-needed getaway, our 2026 holiday calendar helps you stay ahead. From national celebrations like Republic Day to the vibrant spiritual festivals of Diwali and Eid, find every date you need right here.
The following schedule aligns with the official directives issued by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances, and Pensions. For your planning convenience, the list distinguishes between:
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Gazetted Holidays (G): Mandatory holidays for government offices and many public institutions.
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Restricted Holidays (R): Optional holidays that allow individuals to observe specific cultural or religious events according to their personal traditions.
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Occasion
DateDay
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New Year's Day (R)
1 JanuaryThursday -
Makar Sankranti (R)
14 JanuaryWednesday -
Pongal (R)
14 JanuaryWednesday -
Republic Day (G)
26 JanuaryMonday -
3 JanuarySaturday
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Vasant Panchami (R)
23 JanuaryFriday -
1 FebruarySunday
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Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti (R)
19 FebruaryThursday -
Swami Dayananda Saraswati Jayanti (R)
12 FebruaryThursday -
Maha Shivratri (R)
15 FebruarySunday -
Holika Dahan (R)
3 MarchTuesday -
Holi (G)
4 MarchWednesday -
Jamat-ul-Vida (R)
20 MarchFriday -
19 MarchThursday
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Ram Navami (G)
27 MarchFriday -
Mahavir Jayanti (G)
31 MarchTuesday -
Good Friday (R)
3 AprilFriday -
Easter (R)
5 AprilSunday -
15 AprilWednesday
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Bohag Bihu (R)
14 AprilTuesday -
Buddha Purnima (G)
1 MayFriday -
Birthday of Rabindra Nath Tagore (R)
9 MaySaturday -
Idu'l Fitr (G)
19 March to 20 MarchThursday to Friday -
Rath Yatra (R)
15 JulyWednesday -
Bakrid (G)
27 MayWednesday -
28 AugustFriday
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Janmashtami (R)
4 SeptemberFriday -
15 AugustSaturday
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Parsi New Year (R)
16 AugustSunday -
Ganesh Chaturthi (R)
14 SeptemberMonday -
Muharram (G)
26 JuneFriday -
Onam (R)
26 AugustWednesday -
2 OctoberFriday
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18 OctoberSunday
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Maha Ashtami (R)
19 OctoberMonday -
Maha navami (R)
19 OctoberMonday -
20 OctoberTuesday
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Milad-ul-Nabi (G)
25 AugustTuesday -
Maharishi Valmiki Birthday (R)
26 OctoberMonday -
Karva Chauth (R)
29 OctoberThursday -
Chhoti Diwali (R)
7 NovemberSaturday -
8 NovemberSunday
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Govardhan Puja (R)
9 NovemberMonday -
Bhai Dooj (R)
11 NovemberWednesday -
Chhat Puja (R)
13 November to 16 NovemberFriday to Monday -
Guru Teg Bahadur's Martyrdom Day (R)
24 NovemberTuesday -
24 NovemberTuesday
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Christmas Day (G)
25 DecemberFriday
These dates serve as more than just a break from work; they are a window into the "Incredible India" experience, where ancient customs meet modern celebrations. Whether it is the lights of Diwali, the colors of Holi, or the solemnity of Good Friday, each holiday contributes to the unique social fabric of the subcontinent.
Please note: While these dates follow central government circulars, specific regional variations may apply based on local state government notifications.
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