One date can have more than one meaning
A civil holiday can fall on the same date as an important Jain day, your personal reminder, a Family event or a Sangh event. Jain Panchang keeps these as separate layers so one does not overwrite the other.
See civil holidays beside Jain calendar information, instead of maintaining a separate holiday app.
The Holiday section adds National, Government, Bank and State/UT holidays to the Jain Panchang experience. Choose your State/UT once and use the yearly offline-first data with the rest of your calendar.
A civil holiday can fall on the same date as an important Jain day, your personal reminder, a Family event or a Sangh event. Jain Panchang keeps these as separate layers so one does not overwrite the other.
Choose the State/UT relevant to you and the app remembers it locally. You can change it later when needed.
Holiday information is designed around yearly/local data rather than a daily web API. This makes the calendar useful even when connectivity is limited.
Government, bank and State holidays are practical civil-calendar information. They do not decide Jain Tithi or religious observance. Jain religious decisions should still follow the appropriate Panchang and guidance for your tradition.
Open it from Ekta Setu or the Calendar area.
Select the region whose State holidays you want to see.
The selection is remembered on the device.
Review holidays together with Jain Daily Details, My Reminders, Family Alerts and Sangh Updates.
The feature is designed to include National, Government, Bank and State/UT holidays from the app’s yearly holiday dataset.
No. The feature follows the app’s offline-first yearly-data approach.
No. Holiday information is an additional calendar layer; Jain Tithi and Panchang information remain separate.
Yes. The saved State/UT can be changed whenever your requirement changes.
The app uses its own validated yearly holiday dataset. The website explains the feature without inventing or duplicating dates that are not part of this website package.
Update/open the app and use the new Calendar and Ekta Setu flows on Android or iPhone.