Long Weekend Calendar-2017-India- Start plannning your vacation!
I was looking for 2017 long weekend calendar but didn’t find
any. Then decided to make one myself. For the benefit of office goers who wish
to plan their holidays, I am sharing the 2017 long weekend calendar for India below.
Down load a copy and start planning your vacation.
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Please note:
The beaches are calling! |
2017 Long
weekend calendar (India) by www.enidhi.net
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Month
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Date
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Day
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Occasion
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Total days
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January
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26
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Thursday
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Republic Day
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4
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27
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Friday
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Take Leave
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28
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Saturday
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Weekend
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29
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Sunday
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Weekend
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Feb
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24
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Friday
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Maha Shivaratri
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3
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25
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Saturday
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Weekend
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26
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Sunday
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Weekend
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March
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11
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Saturday
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Weekend
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3
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12
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Sunday
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Weekend
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13
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Monday
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Holi
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March
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25
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Saturday
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Weekend
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4
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26
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Sunday
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Weekend
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27
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Monday
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Take Leave
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28
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Tuesday
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Yugadi
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April
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14
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Friday
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Ambedkar Jayanti
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3
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15
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Saturday
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Weekend
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16
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Sunday
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Weekend
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April
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29
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Saturday
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Weekend
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3
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30
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Sunday
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Weekend
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May
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01
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Monday
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May Day
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Aug
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12
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Saturday
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Weekend
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4
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13
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Sunday
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Weekend
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14
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Monday
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Take leave
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15
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Tuesday
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Independence Day
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24
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Thursday
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Ganesha Chaturthi
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4
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25
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Friday
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Take leave
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26
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Saturday
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Weekend
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27
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Sunday
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Weekend
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September
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02
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Saturday
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Weekend
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3
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03
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Sunday
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Weekend
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04
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Monday
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Onam
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21
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Thursday
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Mohram
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4
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22
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Friday
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Take leave
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23
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Saturday
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Weekend
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24
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Sunday
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Weekend
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Get 12 days by taking leave on
Sep 25, 26, 27 as well
Long weekend calendar by Shrinidhi Hande www.enidhi.net
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28
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Thursday
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Durga Puja/
Ayudha Puja
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5
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29
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Friday
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Mahanavami/
Take leave
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30
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Saturday
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Weekend
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October
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01
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Sunday
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Weekend
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02
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Monday
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Gandhi Jayanthi
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December
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23
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Saturday
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Weekend
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3
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24
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Sunday
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Weekend
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25
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Monday
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Christmas
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Take leave on Dec 26, 27, 27, 29 to get 10 days long
leave
Long weekend calendar by Shrinidhi Hande www.enidhi.net
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30
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Saturday
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Weekend
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3
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31
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Sunday
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Weekend
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Jan ‘18
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01
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Monday
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New Year
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Please note:
- Covers most popular festivals and events that are likely to have holidays in most offices. Depending on your city and what your employer thinks, there could be more city/static specific holidays or actual day may vary +/-1
- Information validated against information available in public domain and general knowledge. Official govt declaration may have deviations.
- Drafted assuming weekend holiday. If you work in different modes (like 6 day week or 2nd and 4th Saturday off etc please adjust accordingly. There are many festivals falling on Saturday/Sunday not considered above
- Few festivals falling on Mid-week (Wednesday are not considered here- Deepavali and Kannada Rajyotsava day are 2 examples. You can make a 5 day or 9 day trip by taking 2 or 4 days off around these mid-week offs.
- eNidhi India staff, management, board of directors and shareholders will not be responsible if your leave request is rejected by your manager
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:)...the last point in Please note section :)
ReplyDeleteMany will request their managers approve leave , attaching the copy of this calendar. :) :)
:). Best wishes to them!
ReplyDeletevery much need. You made life easy for me :D
ReplyDelete@Ami
ReplyDeleteHave fun n travel more!
Though I don't need this, still had a look. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou know why?
When not to book my tickets because of holiday rush. So, thank you for sharing it. Made my life easy. :)
@nisha- you are lucky one!
ReplyDeleteThis is so helpful. Now to plan my vacations for next year with this. This year I got practically very few weekends due to studies.
ReplyDelete@Soumya- ok Best wishes for 2017... May you travel more
ReplyDeleteWhat about Deepavali holidays?
ReplyDelete@indani- Good point. I think it is mid week on 18 October...
ReplyDelete