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    Bangalore Chamber of Industry and Commerce

    No.1A, Bharat Apartments, 44/1, Fairfield Layout, Race Course Road, Bangalore - 560 001
    Tel: 22286080 – 82; Fax: 22251475; e-mail: bcic@bcic.org.in ; website: www.bcic.org.in

    GENERAL HOLIDAY LIST 2010


    Circular No.126 08.12.2009

    All members of the Chamber

    We reproduce below the following Notifications I & II issued by the


    Government of Karnataka regarding the General Holidays / Holidays declared
    under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 for your information and record.

    Thanking you,
    Yours faithfully

    T.S. Sampath Kumar


    Secretary General

    *************************************************************

    GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

    NO.DPAR 7 HHL 2009 Karnataka Government Secretariat


    Vidhana Soudha
    Bangalore, dated 07.12.2009

    NOTIFICATION – I

    The following list of General Holidays sanctioned by the Government for the
    year 2010 is published for general information.

    All Second Saturdays, Sundays and the following days.

    1. 14.01.2010 Thursday Uttarayana Punyakala Makara


    Sankranti
    2. 26.01.2010 Tuesday Republic Day
    3. 12.02.2010 Friday Maha Shivaratri
    4. 27.02.2010 Saturday Id-milad
    5. 16.03.2010 Tuesday Chandramana Ugadi
    6. 02.04.2010 Friday Good Friday
    7. 14.04.2010 Wednesday Dr. Ambedkar Jayanthi
    8. 01.05.2010 Saturday May Day
    9. 10.09.2010 Friday Khutub-E-Ramzan
    …2
    Circular No.126 : 2 : 08.12.2009

    10. 02.10.2010 Saturday Mahatma Gandhi Jayanthi


    11. 07.10.2010 Thursday Mahalaya Amavasye
    12. 16.10.2010 Saturday Mahanavami, Ayudha Pooja
    13. 01.11.2010 Monday Kannada Rajyotsava
    14. 05.11.2010 Friday Naraka Chaturdashi
    15. 06.11.2010 Saturday Balipadyami Deepavali
    16. 17.11.2010 Wednesday Bakrid
    17. 24.11.2010 Wednesday Kanakadasa Jayanthi
    18. 17.12.2010 Friday Last Day of Moharam
    19. 25.12.2010 Saturday Christmas

    Note :

    1) This list does not include Mahaveera Jayanthi (28.03.2010), Basava


    Jayanthi (16.05.2010), Independence day (15.08.2010), Vijayadasami
    (17.10.2010), which falls on Sundays.

    2) Government Offices will be closed through out the State on General


    Holidays. However Heads of Department should make necessary
    arrangements for the discharge of urgent work.

    3) If any of the Muslim Holidays notified above does not fall on the date
    notified Muslims in Government Service may be granted Holiday on the
    date of observance in lieu of the holidays already notified.

    4) Local holidays, are declared for Kodagu District only on account of


    Huthri Festival on 23.11.2010 (Tuesday).

    5) Separate list of Holidays will be published by the Commissioner of


    Public Instructions Bangalore for the Education Department.

    6) In addition to the General holidays, the State Government Employees


    may utilise any of the Restricted Holidays not exceeding two days
    during the year 2010 with previous permission from the authority who
    is authorised to sanction casual leave.

    By order and in the name of


    The Governor of Karnataka

    Sd/-
    K.V. RAMA
    Under Secretary to Government
    Dept. of Personnel & Administrative Reforms
    (State Protocol-1)

    …3
    Circular No.126 : 3 : 08.12.2009

    ANNEXURE TO NOTIFICATION – I

    LIST OF RESTRICTED HOLIDAYS FOR THE STATE GOVERNMENT


    EMPLOYEES FOR THE YEAR 2010.

    1. 01.01.2010 Friday New Year Day


    2. 20.03.2010 Saturday Devara Dasimayya Jayanthi
    3. 24.03.2010 Wednesday Sriramanavami
    4. 03.04.2010 Saturday Holisaturday
    5. 20.04.2010 Tuesday Shri Ramanujacharya Jayanti
    6. 18.05.2010 Tuesday Shri Shankaracharya Jayanti
    7. 27.05.2010 Thursday Budda Poornima
    8. 28.07.2010 Wednesday Shab-E-Barat
    9. 20.08.2010 Friday Shri Varamahalakshmi Vrata
    10. 23.08.2010 Monday Rug Upakarma
    11. 24.08.2010 Tuesday Yujur Upakarma
    12. 01.09.2010 Wednesday Shri Krishna Janmashtami
    13. 03.09.2010 Friday Jamat-Ul-Vida
    14. 07.09.2010 Tuesday Shab-e-khader
    15. 21.09.2010 Tuesday Ananth Padmanabha Vrata
    16. 18.10.2010 Monday Tula Sankramana
    17. 23.11.2010 Tuesday Huttari Festival
    18. 24.12.2010 Friday Christmas Eve

    This list does not include Shri Madhvanavami (24.01.2010), Basava Jayanthi
    (16.05.2010), Thiru Onam (19.09.2010) and Gurunanak Jayanthi
    (21.11.2010), which falls on Sunday and Swarna Gowri Vrata which falls on
    Second Saturdays.

    By order and in the name of


    The Governor of Karnataka

    Sd/-
    K.V. RAMA
    Under Secretary to Government
    Dept. of Personnel & Administrative Reforms
    (State Protocol-1)

    …4
    Circular No.126 : 4 : 08.12.2009

    NOTIFICATION – II

    Under the explanation of Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881


    (Act No.XXVI of 1881) read with Notification No.20/25/26/Pub-I dated
    15.06.1957 of the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, the
    following shall be Public Holidays throughout the State of Karnataka during
    the year 2010.

    All Sundays and the following days.

    1. 14.01.2010 Thursday Uttarayana Punyakala Makara


    Sankranti
    2. 26.01.2010 Tuesday Republic Day
    3. 12.02.2010 Friday Maha Shivaratri
    4. 27.02.2010 Saturday Id-Milad
    5. 16.03.2010 Tuesday Chandramana Ugadi
    6. 01.04.2010 Thursday Yearly closing of Bank Accounts
    7. 02.04.2010 Friday Good Friday
    8. 14.04.2010 Wednesday Dr. Ambedkar Jayanthi
    9. 01.05.2010 Saturday May Day
    10. 10.09.2010 Friday Khutub-E-Ramzan
    11. 11.09.2010 Saturday Varasiddhi Vinayaka Vrata
    12. 30.09.2010 Thursday Half yearly closing of Bank Accounts
    13. 02.10.2010 Saturday Mahatma Gandhi Jayanthi
    14. 07.10.2010 Thursday Mahalaya Amavasye
    15. 16.10.2010 Saturday Mahanavami, Ayudha Pooja
    16. 01.11.2010 Monday Kannada Rajyotsava
    17. 05.11.2010 Friday Naraka Chaturdashi
    18. 06.11.2010 Saturday Balipadyami Deepavali
    19. 17.11.2010 Wednesday Bakrid
    20. 24.11.2010 Wednesday Kanakadasa Jayanthi
    21. 17.12.2010 Friday Last Day of Moharam
    22. 25.12.2010 Saturday Christmas

    1) This list does not include Mahaveera Jayanthi (28.03.2010), Basava


    Jayanthi (16.05.2010), Independence day (15.08.2010), Vijayadasami
    (17.10.2010), which falls on Sundays.

    2) These holidays are declared for closing of Accounts of Commercial


    Banks and Co-operative Banks. The Reserve Bank of India will be
    functioning on these days. All the Offices of the Reserve Bank will,
    therefore remain closed for public transactions on July 01. However,
    December 31 will be a working day for Reserve Bank of India.

    By order and in the name of


    The Governor of Karnataka

    Sd/-
    K.V. RAMA
    Under Secretary to Government
    Dept. of Personnel & Administrative Reforms
    (State Protocol-1)

    **************

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