Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has announced on Monday, 14 April, which is Dr. BR Ambedkar’s birth anniversary. This day respects the legacy of Ambedkar, a chief architect of the Indian Constitution and a huge person in the social reform movement of the country.
The General Administration Department of Delhi has issued a notice on Thursday that it has been announced that in the National Capital Region of Delhi, all government departments, autonomous bodies and public sector undertakings will remain closed that day.
Are banks open or closed?
Most of Delhi’s public and private sector banks are expected to inspect the holiday. While customers will not have access to any material branches, they will be able to use digital services (such as ATMs, internet banking and mobile banking), which are in line with the previous public holidays.
What about offices?
All government offices will be closed on Monday. However, private businesses and corporate offices are not legally obliged to inspect public holidays, but some personal reasons may be closed for business.
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Other essential services
Essential services (such as healthcare, ration depots, pharmacies and general stores) will work as usual. However, several outpatient departments in hospitals (OPD) are expected to be closed that day; It is appropriate to check with individual hospitals.
Are schools closed?
Yes, all schools (both government and private) will remain closed on 14 April. Schools hope to resume the general class program the next day.
Ambedkar Jayati is celebrated every year with the state holiday.
On this special day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will start several development initiatives in Haryana on 14 April, which is a prestigious person known for his role in Dalit liberation and preparation for the Constitution. Bribedkar’s birth anniversary will be to mark the anniversary.
