Bank holidays 2022 Karnataka

Uttarayana Punya Kala Sankranti

Being the first festival of the year, it is the onset of celebrations in India. It is a Gujarati festival celebrated across the country. 

The main rituals of this day are flying kites and eating Jaggery sweets. It denotes a notion of the Sun's northward motion on the celestial sphere.

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Republic Day

It is a national festival celebrated on 26th January when the country marks and commemorates the date on which India's Constitution took effect. 

Every state takes an equal part in it.

Maha Shivratri

It is a particularly joyous day. A fast is observed during the day, and a memorial service is observed at night, during which a particular worship of the lingam is done.

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Chandramana Ugadi

Ugadi, also recognized as Samvatsardi, is the Hindu New Year's Day, which is observed in the Indian state of Karnataka.

Drawing brightly colored patterns on the floor called Muggulu are drawn and mango leaf décor on entrances called Torana is tied as a good omen.

Gifts are exchanged and people also visit the temple to take blessings before entering the new year.

DR B.R Ambedkar Jayanti

Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar was an Iandian lawyer, economist, social activist, and political leader who served as the chairman of the Constitution-drafting committee.

This day commemorates his birthday.

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Mahavir Jayanti

Mahavir Jayanti is observed by Jain Dharma followers to honor the birth of Lord Mahavira, the founder of Jainism.

For Jains, Mahavir Jayanti is perhaps the most significant occasion.

Mahavira, the 24th and final Tirthankara, proclaimed the meaning of life, virtue, and nonviolence to all living beings.

Good Friday

Good Friday is the Friday before Easter when Christians memorialize Jesus Christ's execution.

Since the beginning of Christianity, Good Friday has been observed as a day of mourning, penance, and fasting.

Bakri-Eid

For Muslims, the day is sacred because it commemorates the suffering of Prophet Ibrahim, who freely agreed to murder his son at God's command.

Muslim communities all across the world commemorate and celebrate it. They go to mosques to pray for growth and harmony (namaz).

Independence Day

Every year on August 15, India celebrates Independence Day, which is a national holiday.

Independence Day commemorates the end of British rule in India in 1947 and the emergence of a liberated country. 

Even though government departments in New Delhi are closed for the holiday, they remain illuminated to celebrate the occasion.

In the state capitals, a variety of cultural events are organized.

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Vinayaka Chavithi

Vinayaka Chavithi also known as Ganesh Chaturthi, is an ideal Hindu event that takes place every year for ten days.

The main essence of Ganesh Chaturthi is that devotees who worship him are liberated of sins and prompted on the path of knowledge and wisdom.

Ganesha is regarded as a symbol of wealth, sciences, knowledge, wisdom, and affluence, so most Hindus recognize him and pursue his blessings before commencing any important work.

Gandhi Jayanti

Every year on October 2nd, Gandhi Jayanti commemorates the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

As the "Father of the Nation," he pioneered India's independence movement alongside many other national leaders against British control. 

His main tools were Truth and non-violence.

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Mahanavmi

It is a great festival of victory of good over evil Because it marks the day that the goddess Durga defeated the buffalo demon.

Maha Navami commemorates the triumph of good over evil. The Goddess is honored with great zeal, dedication, and religious fervor.

Balipadyami/Deepavali

Diwali is one of the greatest Hindu festivals. It is a five-day celebration where each day has its significance.

The fourth day of Diwali is Balipadyami. The fourth day also commemorates the new year.

We pray to Lakshmi, the queen of prosperity, whose image embodies beauty and gives good luck, wealth, and Ganesh in every home. Gifts and blessings are exchanged.

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Conclusion

Other essential bank holidays include Karnataka Rajyotsava which is celebrated on the 1st of November, the Kanakadasa Jayanthi which is scheduled to be celebrated on the 11th of November, and Christmas on 25th December.

It is also essential to note that the 2nd and the 4th Saturdays of every month are provided as a bank holidays in Karnataka.

In 2022, Karnataka will have roughly 47 bank holidays, including public holidays.

Karnataka's public holidays are a mix of cultural diversity and the state's tradition. 

Every festival is commemorated with the same zeal and dedication. It also becomes a great tourist attraction at the time of festivities.

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FAQs

1. Are there 9 bank holidays in 2022?

There are around 45 bank holidays including all national and religious holidays.

2. Is the 4 October bank holiday in Bangalore?

On the occasion of Maha Navmi, 04 October is a holiday in Bangalore.

3. How many bank holidays are there in October?

There are 8 bank holidays in October including the second Saturday and festivals.