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Confusion over Vinayaka Chaturthi fete holiday

NT BureauBy NT BureauAugust 30, 2023No Comments
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Though Vinayaka Chaturthi is being celebratedĀ this year on 18 September, the State government announcing 17 September as holiday for thei festival has created confusion.

In a press release, Hindu Munnani leader Kadeswara Subramaniam, said, ‘ Wonder whey the TN govt went ahead and announced 17 September as Vinayaka Chaturthi day in its official calender. We pointed out the mistake in January itself. Unfortunately no action has been taken against untillĀ today’.

We request the government to make the necessary changes now at least to ensure there is no confusion in celebrating Vinayaka Chaturthi, he added.

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