When is the three-day holiday? At the beginning of the year, working people look at the public holiday calendar with interest in the hope of a bigger holiday. Seeing two or three days of continuous holidays, they try to arrange the year plan. You can take a look at the big holidays of 2023.
March 24-26 (3 days): March 26 is the great Independence and National Day. The previous two days, i.e. Friday and Saturday, are weekly holidays, so the total holidays are going to be 3 days.
Eid-ul-Fitr (3 days): The holy Eid-ul-Fitr is scheduled to be celebrated on April 22. Saturday is a public holiday. The day before and after Eid is a public holidays in the executive order. A total of three days off. However, depending on the moon’s rise in the month of Shawwal in the Arabic year, the holiday may change.
May 4-6 (3 days): Buddha Purnima on May 4. One day off. That day falls on Thursday. The next two days (Friday and Saturday) are weekly holidays. As a result, you can make a plan to celebrate a total of three days off.
Eid-ul-Azha (3 days): Eid-ul-Azha on June 29. Like Eid-ul-Fitr, the total holiday of Eid-ul-Azha is 3 days, including the days before and after Eid.
September 28-30 (3 days): Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) on September 28. Thursday is in the public holiday calendar. The next two days are weekends. Then the total holiday is 3 days. However, depending on the moon’s rise of the holy month of Rabi’ul-Awwal in the Arabic year, the holiday may change.
Religious optional holidays
According to the guidelines of public holidays, an employee can spend a total of three days of optional leave in a year according to his or her own religion. According to the directive, optional holidays can be allowed to be enjoyed by adding general holidays, government holidays, and weekly holidays in the executive order.
January 26-28 (3 days): Saraswati Puja, one of the religious festivals of traditional religions, is on Thursday, January 26. The next two days are a weekend again.
February 3-5 (3 days): Maghi Purnima, one of the religious festivals of the Buddhist community, is a weekly holiday for the previous two days on Sunday, February 5. As a result, a total of three days of leave can be available. However, since the festival is dependent on the lunar tithi, there may be a change in the holiday.
February 17-19 (3 three): On the occasion of the holy Shab-e-Meraaj, there is a holiday on February 19. It’s Sunday. The previous two days (Friday and Saturday) are also weekly holidays. As a result, the total holiday will be 3 days. However, depending on the rise of the moon, there may be a change in the holiday.
March 17-19 (3 days): March 19, 2023, Sunday is a holiday for the advent of Harichand Tagore for the people of traditional religion. The previous two days (Friday and Saturday) are weekly holidays.
April 6-9 (4 days): Holy Thursday holiday is April 6. The next two days (Friday and Saturday) are weekly holidays. At the same time, the Easter Sunday holiday is April 9. Therefore, Christians will get a total of 4 days off.
April 13-15 (3 days): The holiday of Chaitra Sankranti is Thursday, April 13. The next two days are weekends.
September 28-30 (3 days): If the moon is sighted, the holy honey full moon of Buddhists can be on September 28. The day is Thursday. The next two days are Friday and Saturday. Then you can get a total of three days off.
October 20-23 (4 days): Durga Puja, the biggest religious festival of the Bengali traditional religion, is closed on October 22 and 23, Sunday and Monday. The previous two days (Friday-Saturday) are weekly holidays. So the total holiday is 4 days.
November 10-12 (3 days): Shyama Puja holiday on Sunday, November 12. The previous two days were weekly holidays.
December 22-26 (5 days): Christmas Day, the biggest religious festival of Christians, is on December 25. Two days before and after Christmas are optional holidays. The day before Christmas, i.e. Sunday, December 24. The previous two days (Friday-Saturday) are weekly holidays. Christians can get a holiday from December 22 to December 26 (Friday to Tuesday).