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  • Holidays on Christian festivals but not on Hindu festivals, students’ anger erupts against the university over Chhath

    Holidays on Christian festivals but not on Hindu christ university

    Ghaziabad: Despite an administrative holiday, Christ University neither issued a circular nor issued a clear order for the holiday. Meanwhile, the university administration held a placement drive today, further fueling student anger. To know, “Is it a government or bank holiday today or tomorrow?” Visit our homepage.

    Why holidays on Christian festivals but not on Hindu festivals?

    Ghaziabad: Chaos erupted at Christ University in Nandgram, Ghaziabad, when students protested the university’s refusal to grant a holiday despite the official holiday declared for the Chhath festival.

    According to reports, despite the administrative holiday, the university neither issued a circular nor issued a clear order for the holiday. Meanwhile, the university administration held a placement drive today, further fueling student anger.

    Many students from Purvanchal and Bihar have gone home to celebrate Chhath, leaving them unable to reach the university or participate in the placement process. Students say this is a direct injustice to them.

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    The protesting students stated that if students remain absent for three days, their attendance will drop below 85%, resulting in the university preparing to impose a fine of ₹10,000. This has caused widespread anger among the students.

    Protest over holidays on Christian festivals but not on Hindu festivals

    Meanwhile, students affiliated with the ABVP also took charge of the university gate and staged a sit-in protest. ABVP activists alleged that Christ University grants 10 days off for Christian festivals, but does not grant even a single day off for Hindu Sanatan festivals. This reflects an anti-Hindu mentality.

    They also stated that the university deliberately invited the placement company on the day of the Chhath festival so that students from Purvanchal would be excluded from the process and Christian students would benefit. The students are demanding that the university declare the day a holiday, consider absent students present, and grant leave on Hindu festivals in the future.

    According to sources, an internal committee of the university administration is considering the students’ demands, but no formal decision has been taken yet. Currently, tension and confusion prevails on the university campus.

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  • Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad: Schools Closed on October 28th, DIOS Orders

    Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad

    Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad as per DIOS orders. To know, “Is it a government or bank holiday today or tomorrow?” visit our homepage.

    Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad for Schools

    Ghaziabad: All schools in Ghaziabad will be closed on October 28th due to the Chhath festival. The Ghaziabad District School Inspector has declared a school holiday on October 28th in view of the Chhath festival.

    While the Uttar Pradesh government had already issued a restriction on Chhath in the 2025 government holiday calendar, the Ghaziabad School Inspector has now issued a Chhath holiday. Schools in Ghaziabad will be closed on October 28th for the Chhath festival. Consequently, the Lucknow District Magistrate’s Office has also declared a Chhath holiday in the capital. This directive was issued by the District Magistrate’s Office for Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad schools.

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    Four Days of Chhath Mahaparva

    It should be noted that this year’s Chhath Mahaparva began with Nahai-Khaai on October 25th. On this day, devotees bathe in a river or pond and eat pure vegetarian food. Kharna was on October 26th. On this day, devotees fast without drinking water and prepare jaggery pudding in the evening. After eating this, they observe a 36-hour fast without water. This is followed by Sandhya Arghya (the third day) on October 27th. On this day, devotees gather on the banks of a river or pond and offer prayers to the setting sun.

    October 28th: ​​Usha Arghya (the fourth day): devotees break their fast by offering prayers to the rising sun. This is a very important day, so a school holiday has been declared in Ghaziabad on this day.

    Like Bihar, Chhath Mahaparva is being celebrated in many districts of Uttar Pradesh, including Ghaziabad. Special arrangements have been made for Chhath Puja at river ghats and ponds. River banks and ghats have been decorated. Shops selling puja items, fruits, and other items are set up. The entire atmosphere seems immersed in the devotion of Chhath.

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    Faq’s

    Are schools closed on 28 October in Uttar Pradesh?

    Yes, 28 October 2025 is a school holiday on the occasion of Chhath Holiday in Ghaziabad.

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