Public Holidays: The month of October has begun. Many festivals, from Chhath Puja to Diwali, are celebrated this month. The cool breeze of the mild winter also begins to be felt in October. Children and adults alike eagerly await this month. October also marks the beginning of many school and college holidays.
Public Holidays: The month of October has begun. Many festivals, from Chhath Puja to Diwali, are celebrated this month. October also brings the cool, mild breeze of winter. Children and adults alike eagerly await this month. Schools and colleges also have several holidays in October, allowing both families and students to enjoy their time. Let’s find out which holidays will be available this month and when the festivals will be celebrated.
Deepawali will be celebrated on October 20th
Dhanteras is considered the beginning of Diwali. This year, Dhanteras will be celebrated on October 18th. Lord Dhanvantari and Goddess Lakshmi are worshipped on this day. Therefore, schools will be closed on Dhanteras. Diwali will be celebrated on October 20th. This festival is celebrated with joy throughout India. Lamps are lit in homes, rangoli is made, and fireworks are displayed. A special puja is performed to Goddess Lakshmi on this day. Schools across the country will be closed on Diwali.
Schools and colleges will remain closed for two consecutive days.
Govardhan Puja falls on October 22nd. This festival commemorates Lord Krishna lifting the Govardhan mountain to protect villagers. A mass feast and prayers are held on this day. Therefore, schools and other educational institutions remain closed. Bhai Dooj will be celebrated on October 23rd.
These holidays may vary from state to state. For example, the Chhath festival is very important in Bihar, so schools and colleges remain closed for several days during Chhath. However, some festivals, such as Diwali, are celebrated nationwide, so schools across India will remain closed on Diwali.
