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New Year 2025: Tamil Nadu Govt Announces 23 Public Holidays For Next Year — Details

The year’s holiday calendar includes key events like Pongal, Diwali, and Christmas, alongside observances such as Ramzan, Bakrid, and Tamil New Year’s Day.

The Tamil Nadu government has declared 23 public holidays for the year 2025 under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. These holidays will apply to all state government offices, public undertakings, corporations, and boards. The announcement highlights a blend of cultural, religious, and national significance, providing opportunities for extended breaks during key festive seasons.

The year’s holiday calendar includes key events like Pongal, Diwali, and Christmas, alongside observances such as Ramzan, Bakrid, and Tamil New Year’s Day. The Pongal season will see a cluster of holidays, with January 14, 15, and 16 marking Pongal, Thiruvalluvar Day, and Uzhavar Thirunal, respectively. Similarly, the Ayutha Pooja and Diwali weekends promise long breaks for families and travelers.

Occassion          Leave Dates/Days
New Year's Day  01.01.2025 Wednesday 
Pongal   14.01.2025 Tuesday 
Thiruvalluvar Day  15.01.2025 Wednesday
Uzhavar Thirunal  16.01.2025 Thursday
Republic Day   26.01.2025 Sunday 
Thai Poosam  11.02.2025 Tuesday
Telugu New Year's Day  30.03.2025 Sunday
Ramzan (Idul Fitr)  31.03.2025 Monday
Mahaveer Jayanthi  10.04.2025 Thursday
Tamil New Year's Day/ Dr. B.R.Ambedkar's Birthday  14.04.2025 Monday
Good Friday  18.04.2025 Friday 
May Day  01.05.2025 Thursday
Bakrid (Idul Azha) 07.06.2025 Saturday
Muharram  06.07.2025 Sunday 
Independence Day 15.08.2025 Friday 
Krishna Jayanthi  16.08.2025 Saturday 
Vinayakar Chathurthi  27.08.2025 Wednesday 
Milad-un-Nabi 05.09.2025 Friday 
Ayutha Pooja  01.10.2025  Wednesday
Vijaya Dasami  02.10.2025 Thursday  
Gandhi Jayanthi  02.10.2025 Thursday  
Deepavali  20.10.2025 Monday 
Christmas  25.12.2025 Thursday

 

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In addition to major festivals, significant national days like Republic Day on January 26, Independence Day on August 15, and May Day on May 1 are included. The government also ensures regional representation with holidays like Thai Poosam on February 11 and Telugu New Year’s Day on March 30.

The inclusion of holidays like Good Friday, Milad-un-Nabi, and Mahaveer Jayanthi reflects Tamil Nadu's emphasis on celebrating its diverse communities. These holidays cater to various cultural, religious, and social needs while allowing citizens to plan long weekends effectively.

With a well-balanced holiday schedule for 2025, the Tamil Nadu government ensures the preservation of tradition and convenience for its citizens, encouraging festive celebrations and work-life balance.

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