WBSEDCL List of Holidays Calendar in 2022|| বিদ্যুৎ অফিসের বার্ষিক কেলেন্ডার ২০২২

Festivals form an integral part of the Indian culture and varies from state of West Bengal. West Bengal having its own set of customs and traditions of celebrating a particular festival. Here’s a complete list of government of West Bengal Under West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited. India has three national holidays. The country celebrates Republic Day on 26 January , Independence Day on 15 August and Gandhi Jayanti on 02 October every year. The West Bengal state and central governments normally announce the list of government holidays on a yearly basis. Government holidays are of two types: 1) gazetted holidays and 2) restricted holidays. In addition, local holidays are declared at the district level. West Bengal Under West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited announce the list of yearly basis holidays. West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited announce the list of yearly basis holidays 

Description Date & Month Day`s
New Year’s Day 01st January Friday
Birthday of Swami Vivekananda 12th January Tuesday
Republic Day 26th January Saturday
Saraswati Puja(Shree Panchami) 16th February Tuesday
Additional Day of Saraswati Puja 17th February Wednesday
Shivaratri 11th March Thursday
Holi (Day after Doljatra) 29nd March Monday
Good Friday 2nd April Friday
Birth Day of Dr. B.R Ambedkar 14st April Wednesday
Bengali New Year`s Day(Nababarsha) 15th April Thursday
Id-UI-Fitr 14th May Friday
Buddha Purnima 26th May Wednesday
Rathayatra 12th July Monday
Birthday of Poet Bhanu Bhakt(For Darjeeling & Kalimpong Dist. Only) 13th July Tuesday
Id-Ud-Zoha (Bakrid) 21th July Wednesday
Muharram 19th August Thursday
Janmastami 30th August Monday
Mahalaya 6th October Wednesday
Additional day of Durga Puja:->Mahasasthi 11th October Monday
Durga Puja->:Mahasaptami 12th October Tuesday
Durga Puja->:Mahaastami 13th October Wednesday
Durga Puja->:Mahanabami 14th October Thursday
Durga Puja->:Vijaya Dasami 15th October Friday
Durga Puja->:Additional day in connection with Durgapuja 18th October Monday
Fateha-Duaz-Daham 19th October Monday
Lakshmi Puja 20th October Wednesday
Additional day for Lakshmi Puja 21th October Thursday
Additional day for Lakshmi Puja 22th October Friday
Kali Puja 4th November Thursday
Additional day in connection with Kali Puja 5th October Friday
Day before Chhat Puja 9th November Tuesday
Chhat Puja 10th November Wednesday
Birth Day of Guru Nanak 19th November Friday

(Sectional Holidays in 2021)
Sab-e-Barat : 30th March, Tuesday(for Muslim Only)
Hul Diwas : 30th June, Wednesday(for Adivasi-Samtal-Only)
Karam Puja : To be notified later on

Notes : 1. Sundays are holidays under the Negotiable Instruments Act(N.I. Act) 2. In the year 2021, the following festivals/occasions fall on Sunday which are Public Holidays under N.I.Act and hence those have not been included in the list of holidays:
Doljatra 28th March Sunday
Mahavir Jayanti 25th April Sunday
Birth Day of Rabindranath Tagore 09th May Sunday
Independence Day 15th August Sunday

3. In the year 2021, the following festivals/occasions fall on Sunday which are Public Holidays under N.I.Act and hence those have not been included in the list of holidays:
Birthday of Netaji 23th January Saturday
Easter Saturday 03rd April Saturday(For christians Only)
May Day 1st May Saturday
Additional Day of Id-Ul-Fiter 15th May Saturday
Birthday of Gandhiji 02nd October Saturday
Bhatridwitya 06th November Saturday
Christmas Day 25th December Saturday














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