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Schools Holidays: Check Diwali holiday dates for Delhi, Noida, Haryana, UP, Rajasthan and other statesSchool Holiday in Diwali: Indian schools will observe Diwali holidays from October 18 to October 23, encompassing major festive days. While...- Gandhi Jayanti and Dusshera on Oct 2: From schools, liquor shops to banks and stock markets, check what's open and what's closedOctober 2, 2025, coinciding with Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra, will see widespread closures across India. Stock markets, banks, and liquor s...
- Andhra Pradesh school holiday alert: Govt grants 11-day break for Dussehra; Check full dates and details insideNara Lokesh, Andhra Pradesh's IT Minister, announced extended Dussehra holidays for schools. This decision follows requests from teachers a...
- Will the Indian stock market stay shut for Eid on March 31? Check details hereIndian stock markets will remain closed on March 31 for Eid-ul-Fitr. Trading across BSE and NSE, including equities and derivatives, will r...
- Stock Market Holidays 2025: Will Share market be open or closed today on Maha Shivratri, February 26? Check detailsNSE holidays 2025: Indian stock markets will be closed on February 26, 2025, for Maha Shivratri. Trading will resume on February 27, 2025. ...
- 2025 Long Weekends India: Here's full list of nine long weekends holidays for vacation planningIndia will celebrate various festivals in 2025. Many public holidays will fall on weekends, allowing for extended breaks. Six holidays will...
- 2025 Holiday Calendar: Check full list of public holidays and long weekends for vacation planningHoliday List 2025: India gears up for a festive 2025 with numerous public holidays, including six falling on weekends. Several holidays cre...
- Delhi School Calendar 2024 Released: Summer vacation dates and holiday schedule announcedThe Directorate of Education, Delhi, has released the Delhi School Calendar 2024, detailing the summer vacation dates and holiday schedule ...
- Telangana polls: CM KCR to campaign in three placesTelangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, also known as KCR, will address rallies in Achampet, Wanaparthy, and Munugode segments for th...
- 'Aarti' performed at Delhi's Jhandewalan temple to mark first day of 'Navratri'Devotees also gathered at the temple to get a glimpse of 'Maa Durga'. Dussehra will be celebrated on October 24 with the culmination of 'Na...
- Car production hits high gear on high-octane sales; automakers expect record festive demandCarmakers in India, including Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Honda, are increasing production and working longer hours to meet the high demand...
- Flower prices skyrocket in Pune ahead of DussehraApart from flowers, festival essentials like lemon and ash gourd have touched the roof in some cities. Prices of lemon and ash gourd have a...
- President interacts with troops of Army's Northern Command at J&K's UdhampurHe was received by top officials, led by Kargil war hero and Northern Command chief Lieutenant General Y K Joshi, the officials said. The p...
- No place for arrogance, breaking of promises in a ruler's life: Sonia Gandhi's Dussehra messageVijaya Dashami's biggest message is that people are paramount in governance and there is no place for arrogance, falsehood and breaking of ...
- Tanishq sees better recovery in demand in smaller townsFestivals add that cheer and extra optimism and people are really looking forward to Dussehra and Diwali this year, says Arun Narayan
- Tour operators expect robust business this festive seasonPlayers such as Cox & Kings, Cleartrip, Expedia see significant uptick in bookings compared to last year on the back of cheaper deals and o...
- Here's why curated luxury holidays are a growing trend among Indian corporate travellersHere’s your chance to see Africa’s most amazing wildlife from a vantage point up in the sky.
- Festival season increases sugar demand, prices remain subdued"The demand from kirana stores and baniyas had reduces due to continuous rainfall," Ashok Jain, President, Bombay Sugar Merchants' Associat...
- India's festival seasonKarl Marx was wrong. Religion is not the opium of the masses, but the celebration of the masses, at least in India.
- Strive, don't worry about the outcomeThe crooked Mandara tree has burst into flower just a week ahead of Dussehra, the day after the Navaratri festival of the Goddess. The tree...
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