22 January, 2024 holiday

Ram Mandir Inauguration: States Declare Holiday on January 22

Find out which states are giving a holiday for the Ram Mandir ceremony on Jan 22!

In honor of the 'Pran Prathishtha' ceremony for the Ram Temple inauguration on January 22, several states and the central government have declared a public holiday or half-day. Maharashtra, Chandigarh, and other states are granting a day off to commemorate this significant event. The Maharashtra government specifically declared a public holiday on January 22, aligning with the Ram temple consecration ceremony in Ayodhya. Notably, central government offices, institutions, and industrial establishments will also observe the holiday.

The declaration of a public holiday on January 22 in Maharashtra was confirmed by the cabinet, ensuring that citizens can participate in the grand ceremony as Lord Ram is consecrated in the magnificent temple. Chandigarh also joined in and declared a holiday, allowing residents to celebrate this historic occasion. Additionally, the Reserve Bank of India announced a public holiday for money markets on the same day in connection with the Ayodhya Ram Temple event.

Interesting Fact: The Ram Mandir inauguration ceremony is a significant milestone for Hindu devotees globally and holds immense cultural and religious importance. The holiday declaration showcases the importance placed on this event by various state governments and organizations.