To the point: Here is a list of the dry days in 2019, one that you can paste on your office wall if you don’t want your house parties to run out of booze!
Unless you’ve met a prophesier, there’s no telling what 2019 has in store for you. Yet, if there’s something you can be sure of is that the New Year would give plenty of reasons to drink daaru; because all things good or bad in life end with alcohol. Whether the news coming your way is ecstatic or traumatising, it won’t catch you off guard if your supplies are well stocked up. So, to get you prepped up, here’s a list of all the dry days in 2019. Thank us later!
Refer To This List Of Dry Days In 2020 In Delhi
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List of Dry Days in January
- Makar Sankranti – January 14
- Republic Day – January 26
- Mahatma Gandhi’s death anniversary – January 30
List of Dry Days in February
- Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti – February 10
List of Dry Days in March
- Maha Shivratri and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti – March 4
- Holi – March 20
List of Dry Days in April
- Ram Navami – April 14
- Mahavir Jayanti – April 17
List of Dry Days in May
- Maharashtra Day – May 1
- Buddha Purnima – May 12
List of Dry Days in June
- Eid-Ul-Fitr – June 4 and 5
List of Dry Days in July
- Guru Purnima – July 16
List of Dry Days in August
- Bakra Eid – August 11 Ind
- Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan– August 15
- Janmashtami – August 24
List of Dry Days in September
- Ganesh Chaturthi – September 2
- Muharram – September 28
List of Dry Days in October
- Gandhi Jayanti – October 2
- Dussehra – October 8
- Valmiki Jayanti – October 13
- Diwali – October 27
List of Dry Days in November
- Eid-Ul-Milad – November 9 -10
- Guru Nanak Gurupurab – November 23
List of Dry Days in December
- Christmas – December 25
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