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Eid Milad holiday in DK tomorrow
Eid Milad holiday in DK tomorrow
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, Nov 19, 2018: As Eid- Milad-un-Nabi, the birth anniversary if Prophet Muhammad will be celebrated in the district on November 20, Tuesday, all educational institutions and government offices will remain closed tomorrow.
The official government holiday for the festival is on November 21. However, as the festival is being celebrated in the district on Tuesday, it will be a government holiday in the district. The chief Minister is learnt to have issued instructions to the Chief Secretary in this regard.
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