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India Public Holidays 2028

Complete list of official national holidays in National gazetted holidays for 2028.

National gazetted holidays
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Republic Day

26 January 2028 ยท Wednesday

547 days
13Total holidays
4National days
9Religious

National holidays in 2028

DateDayHolidayType
26 January 2028WednesdayRepublic DayNational Holiday
26 February 2028SaturdayEid al-Fitr โ€” Approx โ€” subject to moon sightingReligious
12 March 2028SundayHoliReligious
14 April 2028FridayGood FridayReligious
14 April 2028FridayDr. Ambedkar JayantiNational Holiday
8 May 2028MondayBuddha PurnimaReligious
15 August 2028TuesdayIndependence DayNational Holiday
11 September 2028MondayJanmashtami โ€” ApproxReligious
2 October 2028MondayGandhi JayantiNational Holiday
3 October 2028TuesdayDussehra (Vijayadashami) โ€” ApproxReligious
17 October 2028TuesdayDiwali (Lakshmi Puja) โ€” ApproxReligious
1 November 2028WednesdayGuru Nanak Jayanti โ€” ApproxReligious
25 December 2028MondayChristmas DayReligious

Frequently Asked Questions

How many national holidays does India have in 2028?

India observes 13 national gazetted holidays in 2028. The three mandatory national holidays are Republic Day (26 January), Independence Day (15 August), and Gandhi Jayanti (2 October). Additional religious and regional holidays may apply depending on the state.

When is Diwali in 2028 in India?

Diwali in India falls on the 15th day of the Hindu month of Kartik (new moon night). The exact date varies by year โ€” please refer to the table above for the 2028 date.

When is Holi in 2028?

Holi is celebrated on the full moon of Phalgun month in the Hindu lunar calendar. Refer to the table above for the 2028 date. It is a gazetted holiday in most states.

Why are some India holiday dates marked as approximate?

Islamic holidays like Eid al-Fitr depend on the actual sighting of the moon and are announced closer to the date. Hindu religious holidays use the lunar calendar, which can shift by a day based on local panchang calculations and regional traditions.