Gujarat School Holidays 2025: Complete List of Dates

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The Gujarat School Holiday Calendar 2025 would be an effective resource for a student, parents, and also for the teaching fraternity in the state of Gujarat, providing every detail of holiday dates for schools in the State. This holiday calendar will ensure you plan out your year with ease, travelling, and without missing important dates. Holidays within the calendar consist of major festival holidays such as Diwali and Holi to national festivals like Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti.

The Gujarat School Holiday Calendar 2025 also provides the best means to maintain contact with the rich cultural heritage of Gujarat through its festivals and traditions. The celebration of these holidays promotes community feelings, social cohesion, and a unique cultural identity for Gujarat.

Gujarat 2025 Holidays list:

Makara Sankranti: Tuesday, January 14
Maha Shivaratri: Wednesday, February 26
Holi (2nd Day-Dhueti): Friday, March 14
Ramjan-Eid idul Fitr (1st Shawaal): Monday, March 31
Mahavir Jayanti: Thursday, April 10
Dr Ambedkar Jayanti: Monday, April 14
Good Friday: Friday, April 18
Maharshi Parasuram Jayanti (Vaishakh sud-2): Tuesday, April 29
Bakrid / Eid al Adha: Saturday, June 7
Independence Day: Friday, August 15
Parsi New Year: Friday, August 15
Janmashtami: Saturday, August 16
Samvatsari (Chaturthi Paksha): Wednesday, August 27
Eid-e-Milad: Friday, September 5
Vijaya Dashami: Thursday, October 2
Gandhi Jayanti: Thursday, October 2
Diwali: Monday, October 20
Vikram Samvat New Year: Wednesday, October 22
Bhai Dooj: Thursday, October 23
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti: Friday, October 31
Guru Nanak Jayanti: Wednesday, November 5
Christmas Day: Thursday, December 25

Also read: Punjab Schools Winter Holidays: Will Government Extend till January 31?


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