Bank Holidays 2020: Chhattisgarh
The Government of Chhattisgarh declared the following days to be a public holiday during the year 2020 under section 25 of NI act 1881. Sr.No Date Day Occasion/Festival Date 1 21.02.2020 Friday MAHASHIVARATRI 2 10.03.2020 Tuesday HOLI 3 01.04.2019 Wednesday Banks Annual Closing 4 06.04.2020 Monday MAHAVEERA JAYANTHI 5 10.04.2020 Friday GOOD FRIDAY 6 07.05.2020…
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List of Public Holidays for the year 2020 declared by Government of Mizoram Sr.No Date Day Occasion/Festival Date 1 01.01.2020 Wednesday New Year ‘s Day 2 02.01.2020 Thursday New Year’s Celebration 3 11.01.2020 Saturday Missionary Day 4 26.01.2020 Sunday Republic Day 5 20.02.2020 Thursday State Day 6 06.03.2020 Friday Chapchar Kut 7 10.3.2020 Tuesday Holi…
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List of public holiday for the year 2020 declared by Government of Goa u/s 25 of NI Act Sr.No Date Day Occasion/Festival Date 1 26.01.2020 Sundayy REPUBLIC DAY 2 10.03.2020 Tuesday HOLI 3 25.03.2020 Wednesday GUDI PADVA/UGADI 4 01.04.2019 Wednesday YEARLY CLOSING OF BANK ACCOUNTS 4 06.04.2019 Saturday GUDI PADVA/UGADI 5 10.04.2020 Friday GOOD FRIDAY…
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The Assam Government declared the following days to be public holidays for the year 2020 under the explanation of section 25 of NI Act 1881. Sr.No Date Day Occasion/Festival 1 15.01.2020 Wed MAGH BIHU 2 26.01.2020 Sunday REPUBLIC DAY 3 09.03.2020 Monday DOLI JATRA 4 13.3.2020, 14.3.2020 15.3.2020 Monday Tuesday Wednesday BOHAG BIHU * 01.04.2020…
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The following holidays declared under section 25 of NI Act 1881 by the Government of Himachal Pradesh are applicable exclusively to the banks located within the State of Himachal Pradesh administration. Sr.No Date Day Occasion/Festival Date 1 26.01.2020 Sunday REPUBLIC DAY 2 22.02.2020 Friday MAHA SHIVRATRI 3 10.03.2020 Tuesday HOLI 4 01.04.2020 Wednesday Banks’ Annual…
Agriculture finance and government initiatives in escalating viable financial services to the sector
Agriculture is back bone of Indian economy which provides employment and livelihood to a large section of the Indian population. As per ILO estimate of 2018, approximately 44% of the working population is employed in the agriculture and allied sector. The vast farming area, diverse agriculture and a large population dependent on agriculture and also…
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