Daman and Diu Public Holidays

Daman and Diu Public Holidays lists the public holidays observed in Daman and Diu under India's national gazetted framework, while also reflecting the territory's western-coast history through Goa Liberation Day. The bundled events show the core national sequence of Republic Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Good Friday, Ambedkar Jayanti, and Christmas Day, but the inclusion of Goa Liberation Day gives the feed a regional marker that a purely central list would miss. The western-coast emphasis is reinforced by the December placement of Goa Liberation Day beside Christmas, a sequence that would not appear in most inland state calendars. That makes the calendar more specific to Daman and Diu than a generic India-wide holidays register, especially for offices, schools, banks, and businesses that plan around both national closures and locally meaningful observances. Entries are all-day observances rather than timed events, combining fixed civil dates with moveable religious holidays. Republic Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, and Christmas Day recur on fixed points in the year, while Good Friday shifts with the Christian liturgical calendar. Ambedkar Jayanti adds another nationally observed civic date, and Goa Liberation Day anchors the calendar in the history of the former Portuguese territories on India's west coast. That combination gives the feed a more distinctive profile than the neighbouring union-territory calendars built almost entirely around the national list. The result is a schedule that is steady enough for annual planning but still specific to the territory rather than interchangeable with any other union territory feed. This Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. It keeps Daman and Diu's holiday pattern visible beside staffing plans, school calendars, travel arrangements, and filing deadlines without manual copying. That is useful for administrators, employers, and households that need national public holidays and the territory's regional observance in one place. The calendar updates regularly so revised notifications and other holiday-related changes appear automatically. That keeps the Daman and Diu schedule aligned with official practice as the holiday list rolls forward.