Dry Days in September 2024 in India: From Ganesh Chaturthi to Eid-e-Milad, List of Festival Dates When Alcohol Will Not Be Available for Sale in Liquor Stores, Bars and Restaurants
It is nothing new that festivity is synonymous to holding parties. Yes, you read that right! However, we must not forget about the dry days. As September is here and the season of festivity begins, let’s note the dry days.
List of Dry Days in September 2024 in India: With September, the official festivity season begins, and we can’t wait to celebrate them with wholeheartedness. Festivities bring friends and family together, we can’t keep ourselves away from feasting on delicious food and trying out different drinks and beverages. It is nothing new that festivity is synonymous with parties. However, one must not forget about the dry days. As September is here and the season of festivity begins, let’s note down the dry day dates in India, the specific days when alcohol will not be available for sale in liquor stores, restaurants and bars. In this article, we provide you with the list of dry days in September 2024.
Dry days are officially mandated days when the sale of alcohol is banned in bars, liquor shops and restaurants. These days often coincide with religious festivals, national holidays and elections. If you’re a citizen of India and wondering to celebrate the upcoming festivity of September, keep a note of the dry days in advance to avoid inconvenience. Take a look at the dry days in September 2024.
Ganesh Chaturthi: This ten-day festival, which starts on September 7, 2024, is celebrated in grandeur across Maharashtra and other parts of India. The festival is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, and the deity's idols are installed in homes and pandals, and prayers and processions take place. The dry day will be observed on September 7 only in Maharashtra.
Eid-e-Milad and Anant Chaturdashi: This year, on September 17, a dry day will be observed across the nation. Eid-e-Milad is a festival where Muslims pay homage to Prophet Muhammad. Anant Chaturdashi is the final day of Ganeshotsav, when the idols of Lord Ganesha are immersed in water bodies.
The dry days in September 2024 coincide with these religious festivals. By noting the dates of the dry days, you can plan your social activities beforehand and avoid any inconvenience. Whether you’re observing the festivals or simply planning a gathering, noting the dates of the dry days can help you navigate the month smoothly.
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