Next Year Again There Is Mauka Mauka For Holidays.

If you thought euphoria of holidays and happiness will cease once the year will end, then surely you have not seen the calendar of next year. If you have missed holidays this year you don’t have to be disheartened.

A sense of exuberance is waiting to embrace worn out souls. Tomorrow is a new day with all hopes and planes. What needs to be done is proper planning. So, here is the assistance provided, so that you can plan your holiday in advance. Plan accordingly to infuse your life with vigour and zest. 2016 is giving ample opportunity to mend the plans which were not feasible this year.

Next year is bombarding extended weekend leaves and the starting bonanza is given by the Month of January.

January 23^rd to 26^th, Opt leave for Monday

26^th January is on Tuesday, so you can take leave on Monday, as it will give you a four day extended weekend to celebrate. From Friday 22^nd January till 26^th January you can enjoy the four-day long break.

March 24^th TO 28^TH: Effervescence is waiting to hold with full weekend ‘aish’

In March On 24^th and 25^th i.e. on Thursday and Friday, there is off of Holi and Good Friday so after playing Holi, one can explore areas around Delhi till Sunday 28^th March 2016.

August 13^th to 15^th: Enthusiasm of Independence Day with keenness of holiday.

Next extended leave you can avail is in Month of August on 15^th August 2015 the day is Monday. Celebrate Independence Day with all pomp and show.

September 10^th to 12^th: Leave of Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) is on Monday is on 12 September 2016.

October 8^th till 11^th: Opt for leave on Monday

Tuesday 11^th October 2016, Dussehra will add gusto in life, you can take leave on Monday and club it with weekend to share bliss with your family or friends.

However, all this ecstatic info will turn bit sour as Gandhi Jayanti, Diwali and Christmas all these three leaves are on Sunday. Still we should not have complains, there should be gratification to the all the extended weekend which will be blessed.

Still the extended weekends mentioned are blessing in disguise. A holiday is all about happy time.

16 November 2015
P.Rawat