Gujarat Government Holidays 2021 pdf

Gujarat Government Holidays 2021 pdf

India is known for its diversities and religions where we enjoy plenty of festivals. Let it is a Hindu, Muslim, Parsi, Jain, Sikh, or Christian. But we celebrate each and every festival with enthusiasm. Moreover knowing the precise dates of the same becomes troublesome sometimes. On the other hand, Islamic calendar was employed by Muslims in India in conjunction with Indian Government using Gregorian calendar for administrative purposes. આ પણ વાંચો : શિક્ષણ સહાયક ભરતી 2021

Despite numerous attempts to form a unified platform, there still exists several local variations. 

On an ethical front, astrologers use Panchang or Panchangam (Hindu Calendar supported Lunar Calendar) to repair the marriage date and provide auspicious muhurat after horoscope matching is completed. આ પણ વાંચો : શાળા ના બાળકોને માસ પ્રમોસન આપશે કે નહી ?

Structure of Indian Calendar

The Shaka Calendar is predicated on the luni-solar system as per time, and consists of 12 months and three hundred and sixty five days. the primary month in Indian Calendar is Chaitra and thus the last is Phalgun. The names of the months are as follows. આ પણ વાંચો : ધોરણ 10ની પરીક્ષા નું ટાઈમટેબલ

A written application must be made beforehand for permission to enjoy such voluntary leave and typically the suitable officer approving the casual leave will give permission in view of the importance of state work. The leave taken by government employees for these two festivals of their choice won't be borrowed as a part of their casual leave.

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Note: - (2) If any of the above mentioned Muslim holidays don't come on the announced day, it's a festival and therefore the day on which it's actually celebrated are often given to the Muslim employees of the govt as a voluntary holiday. Declaration No. 8-1-3 of the Ministry of Home Affairs of the govt of India dated May 8, 19 - Reading with JUDL-2 the govt of Gujarat, in consultation with the Federal Reserve Bank of India, Ahmedabad declares the subsequent days as a public holiday for banks during the year 2021, following the disclosure of Section 4 of the Amendment Act, 181 (24th of 191).