Know the details about the West Bengal Holidays 2023 Durga Puja Government Days Official, 2023 Holidays List for the Durga Pooja Navratri
Durga Puja in West Bengal is one of the most important festivals which is celebrated by almost the entire state. The Durga Pooja grand celebration can be seen in the city of Kolkata. Every year, lakhs of pilgrims will be coming from worldwide for the pooja of the Lord Durga Devi in the temples of Kolkata. The West Bengal Government treats the Navratri Durga Pooja or the Dasara festival as the state festival. This is the reason, the government will be providing official holidays for the people of West Bengal during the Navratri Festival Durga Pooja. The Durga Pooja normally is conducted for 9 days. Even though some institutions and offices provide nine days of holidays in the state, the official holidays list will be different.
West Bengal Holidays 2023 Durga Puja Government Days Official
The West Bengal State provides a holiday of around 4-5 days for the Durga pooja festival. The remaining official institutions many provide the holidays for the complete nine days of the festival. The dates of the holidays for the Durga pooja in West Bengal as per the official government holidays list are as below.
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- The West Bengal Government Holidays for the Durga Pooja is from 20 October 2023 to 24 October 2023.
- The Government institutions and other public sector services will be observing the holidays in these days. The pilgrims can also take the optional holidays on the other days of the Durga Pooja.
- The Navratri Durga pooja in the West Bengal states on 15 October 2023 and ends on 24 October 2023. The pilgrims can observe the pooja and also can take the holidays during the above days. The pilgrims who actively participate in the West Bengal Durga can also take the additional holidays.
- The West Bengal Government will be providing holidays for the pilgrims during the main dates of the festival of the Durga Pooja during the Navratri.
