Public holiday calendar 2026 : The Muzaffarpur government schools’ holiday calendar for 2026 has been issued. This year, schools will be closed for 65 days, not including Sundays. The most common holidays will be Diwali and Chhath Puja, each lasting up to ten days. Summer holidays will last 20 days, while winter vacations will last 7 days, during which children will get assignments. The Education Department has issued its yearly holiday calendar for all sorts of schools.
Public holiday calendar 2026: In the coming year, government schools will have 65 holidays, excluding Sundays. The largest number of holidays in 2026 will be Diwali and Chhath Puja, each lasting ten days.
The Secondary Education Department’s calendar shows that there will be six days off for Durga Puja, two for Holi, and one for Rakshabandhan, Ramnavami, and Basant Panchami.
The Education Department has issued the yearly holiday calendar for government, state-run, nationalized, project, upper elementary, secondary, and higher secondary schools (Sanskrit schools, Urdu schools, and madrasas).
Government schools would be closed 75 days, including Sundays. Three or four of these will be holidays during which instructors will be compelled to attend school in honor of birth anniversary dates.
Summer holidays will last 20 days, while winter vacations would be seven days. Throughout the holidays, all children should be assigned homework.
Public holiday calendar 2026: The holidays will be offered as follows:
- Makar Sankranti, January 14
- Basant Panchami, January 23
- Republic Day is January 26.
- Sant Ravidas Jayanti, February 1
- Sab-e-Barat, February 4
- Mahashivratri: February 15
- Holi Holidays: March 3 and 4.
- Last Friday of Ramadan, March 13
- Eid al-Fitr: March 21
- Bihar Day is March 22.
- Ram Navami: March 27
- Mahavir Jayanti is March 31.
- Good Friday, April 3
- Ambedkar Jayanti: April 14
- Veer Kunwar Singh Jayanti: April 23
- Janaki Navami: April 25
- May Day: May 1
- Eid al-Zuha: May 28
- Summer Vacation: June 1 to June 20 (total 20 days, two Sundays) (Included)
- Muharram: June 27
- Kabir Jayanti: June 29
- Chehlum: August 4
- Independence Day: August 15
- Last Shravan Monday: August 24
- Hazrat Mohammad Sahib’s Birthday: August 26
- Raksha Bandhan: August 28
- Janmashtami: September 4
- Teej Vrat: September 14
- Ananta Chaturdashi: September 25
- Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti: October 2
- Jiutiya: October 5
- Durga Puja Kalash Sthapana: October 11
- Durga Puja Holidays: October 17 to October 21 (total 5 days)
- Diwali-Chhath Holidays: November 7 to November 17 (total 10 days including Diwali, Chitragupta Puja, and Chhath)
- Guru Nanak Jayanti: November 24
- Dates of Muslim festivals may change depending on the sighting of the moon.
