Holidays and Observances in Nepal in 2015

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Holidays and Observances in Nepal in 2015

Date		Name	Type
Date		Name	Type
Mar 21	Saturday	March Equinox	Season
Apr 14	Tuesday	Nepali New Year	Public Holiday
Apr 24	Friday	Loktantra Diwas	Public Holiday
May 4	Monday	Birth Anniversary of Lord Gautama Buddha	Public Holiday
May 28	Thursday	National Day	Public Holiday
Jun 21	Sunday	June Solstice	Season
Sep 8	Tuesday	Civil Service Day	Public Holiday
Sep 23	Wednesday	September Equinox	Season
Oct 22	Thursday	Maha Nawami (Dashain Festival)	Public Holiday
Oct 23	Friday	Bijaya Dashami (Dashain Festival)	Public Holiday
Nov 12	Thursday	Gobardhan Pooja (Tihar Festival)	Public Holiday
Nov 13	Friday	Bhai Tika (Tihar Festival)	Public Holiday
Nov 14	Saturday	Bhai Tika (Tihar Festival)	Public Holiday
Dec 22	Tuesday	December Solstice	Season
Dec 25	Friday	Christmas Day	Public Holiday

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