New Year 2024 Dry Day List: Only a few days are left for the year 2024. Various types of preparations are started in the country and abroad to welcome the New Year. But one thing is being said about the new year that this year there will be more dry days than other years. Now the question arises why so? Actually, the coming year 2024 is a little different from other years. why next year Lok Sabha Elections Are going to happen. This is the Indian general election which is held every 5 years. This election will start from May 2024. The term of the current Lok Sabha is scheduled to end on or before 16 June 2024 to elect the members of the 18th Lok Sabha. Current Prime Minister of Bharatiya Janata Party Narendra Modi Are.
For this reason, dry day is kept during elections and counting.
We are telling you all this because every person is preparing his own plan for the new year. Every person has plans and excitement regarding the New Year. Everyone wants to know how many holidays there will be in the new year. How many holidays are going to be available from National Holidays? On which days will the banks remain closed? People who are fond of drinking want to know when there will be dry days in the new year i.e. 2024. That means when will the liquor shops remain closed.
There will be a lot of dry days next year due to elections and festivals. Elections will be held from May to June. Dry day is often kept on the day of elections and counting. Now you will think what is the connection between elections and dry day? Let us tell you that to prevent unruly people from doing any mischief during the elections, dry day is kept on the day of election or results. Including elections and festivals, there will be a lot of dry days next year.
When will there be dry days in 2024?
3 days in January
Makar Sankranti: 15 January, Monday
Republic Day: 26 January, Friday
Martyrs’ Day (only in Maharashtra): 30 January, Wednesday
1 day in February
19 February, Monday: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti (only in Maharashtra)
4 days in march
March 5, Tuesday: Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti
March 8, Friday: Shivratri
25 March, Monday: Holi
March 29, Friday: Good Friday
4 days in April
April 10, Wednesday: Eid-ul-Fitr
14 April, Saturday: Ambedkar Jayanti
17 April, Wednesday: Ram Navami
21 April, Sunday: Mahavir Jayanti
1 day in may
May 1, Monday: Maharashtra Day (only in Maharashtra)
2 days in July
July 17, Wednesday: Muharram and Ashadhi Ekadashi
21 July, Sunday: Guru Purnima
2 days in August
15 August, Wednesday: Independence Day
26 August, Monday: Janmashtami
2 days in September
7 September, Saturday: Ganesh Chaturthi (Only in Maharashtra)
September 17, Tuesday: Eid-e-Milad and Anant Chaturdashi
4 days in October
2 October, Tuesday: Gandhi Jayanti
October 8, Monday: Prohibition Week (only in Maharashtra)
12 October, Saturday: Dussehra
17 October, Thursday: Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti
3 days in November
1 November, Friday: Diwali
12 November, Tuesday: Kartiki Ekadashi
15 November, Friday: Guru Nanak Jayanti
1 day in december
December 25, Tuesday: Christmas
read this also: From January to December… Know when the long holidays are falling in 2024, then immediately note down the dates and make a plan.
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