As schools in Tamil Nadu reopen after the summer break, students are excited by the possibility of a three-day holiday stretch in early July. (News18 Tamil)
The Tamil Nadu government has released the list of public holidays for 2025, announcing 24 government holidays including Sundays. According to the list, only one public holiday falls in July this year. (News18 Tamil)
The Islamic festival of Muharram, which marks the beginning of the Islamic New Year, is scheduled for Sunday, July 6. However, as the date depends on the sighting of the crescent moon, the festival may also be observed on Monday, July 7. (News18 Tamil)
If the moon is sighted accordingly, there is a possibility that the state government may declare a public holiday on Monday, July 7, in observance of Muharram. (News18
Schools, government and private institutions, banks, and offices across Tamil Nadu may remain closed on that day, resulting in three consecutive days of holidays – Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. (News18 Tamil)
This potential long weekend has created a sense of anticipation among students, teachers, and working professionals. However, the final decision is subject to government notification based on the moon sighting. (News18 Tamil)
In the meantime, parents and school authorities have been advised to stay updated with official circulars and notices issued by educational institutions. (News18 Tamil)
