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Holidays are a perfect escape from the overload of our daily lives. They allow us to rest, recreate, and meet up with the close people in our lives. The intermittent pauses support work-home balance and mental health and offer a chance to be refreshed again.
Plan your calendar with the details of the government and bank holidays for 2025 so that you have ample time to escape, enjoy the specific festivity of the year, and cherish the memories created.
Although Maharashtra's list of government holidays coincides with the national holidays observed all over India, the state government has accorded importance to some of the state's distinct regional festivities and cultural practices.
Below is the list of government holidays to be observed in Maharashtra in 2025:
The bank holidays in Maharashtra are no different from the national bank holidays. However, the unique festivals celebrated by region and culture in the state might involve some differences in the list.
Below is the list of bank holidays to be observed in Maharashtra in 2025:
*Please note that the date and day may vary.
The influence of festivals like Makar Sankranti, Ganesha Chaturthi, Vijayadashmi, and Diwali embodies the cultural thread of Maharashtra in 2025. These festivities exude passion and energy, including the cultural vitality and peer community of the Maharashtra state.
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In 2025, Maharashtra's calendar will include plenty of government and bank holidays; hence, residents will have an opportunity to experience different festivals and events. Organising your schedule in advance is crucial so you don't miss these days.
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Durga Puja Holidays Announced for 2025 in West Bengal
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