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Public Holiday: 17 September declared public holiday, all institutions will remain closed

Public Holidays: Let us know in detail what is the reason for this holiday, why it is special and for how many days in total schools and colleges will remain closed in September.

Public Holidays: The month of September is special for both students and parents as many important festivals and special occasions fall during this time, due to which there are holidays in schools and colleges. This time on 17 September 2025, the Uttar Pradesh State Government has declared another public holiday. This holiday has been given especially on the occasion of Vishwakarma Puja, which is celebrated with great enthusiasm throughout the state.

On this day, not only students get a break from studies, but parents and teachers also get a chance to settle their personal work and spend time with family. Keeping this occasion in mind, the education department has amended the holiday schedule and declared a holiday on this day. The special thing is that this holiday brings convenient time not only for children but also for parents and teachers. Such occasions promote family unity and cultural values. Let us know in detail what is the reason for this holiday, why it is special and for how many days in total schools and colleges will remain closed in September.

Significance of special holiday on Vishwakarma Puja

Vishwakarma Puja has a special place in Indian cultural traditions. The birth anniversary of Lord Vishwakarma is celebrated on September 17, who is considered the first craftsman and engineer of the universe. On this day, especially the working class, people associated with technical profession and workers associated with construction work organize Puja. On this occasion, machines and tools are cleaned and worshipped.

Understanding this cultural significance, the Uttar Pradesh government has decided to keep all schools and colleges closed on this day so that students and their families can participate in this tradition. For children, this occasion becomes a medium of not only religious but also cultural education. This holiday is not just a time of relaxation for them, but also a time to understand Indian traditions and festivals. Vishwakarma Puja is considered a symbol of respect and reverence for labor, not only for technical workers but also in the entire society.

Shyamu Maurya
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