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News India Live, Digital Desk: There is a very important news for the students, teachers and government employees of Uttar Pradesh. If you are planning to get ready and go to office or school tomorrow (25th November), then stop.
UP government 25 November 2025 (Tuesday) throughout the state Public Holiday Has been declared. This means that tomorrow all the schools, colleges and government offices of the state are going to remain closed.
Often there is some confusion regarding the dates of holidays, and the same happened this time too. Many people were thinking that the holiday would be today (24 November), but the government has changed the date. Let us understand in simple language why this is a holiday and what will remain closed.
After all, why is it a holiday tomorrow? (Reason for Holiday)
This holiday celebrates the ninth Guru of the Sikhs, Martyrdom Day of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji (Shaheedi Diwas) Given in his honour. Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji sacrificed his life to protect religion and humanity. This day is celebrated every year to pay tribute to his sacrifice.
Why was the date changed?
Earlier in the government calendar, the holiday of ‘Guru Teg Bahadur Martyr Day’ was fixed on 24 November (Monday). But later, the government modified it according to the sighting of the moon and the dates. Now Yogi Adityanath government has issued an official order and made it clear that this holiday Not on 24th, but on 25th November Will happen.
What will remain closed?
According to this order of the government:
- All government schools and colleges of Uttar Pradesh.
- Universities and private educational institutions (most private schools also follow this).
- All Government Offices of the State Government.
a little advice
Although this is a government order, the rules of private companies and private schools are sometimes different. Therefore, parents of children are requested to check their school’s WhatsApp group or diary once, so that there is no hurry tomorrow morning.
So just relax tomorrow and remember the sacrifice of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji!
North India Statesman