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‘Karva Chauth’ holiday for women staff

Chandigarh: The Haryana Government today declared October 30 as a public holiday for its women employees posted in government offices boards corporations and educational institutes of the state government on account of Karva Chauth

Updated At : 06:06 AM Oct 30, 2015 IST

Chandigarh: The Haryana Government today declared October 30 as a public holiday for its women employees posted in government offices, boards, corporations and educational institutes of the state government on account of ‘Karva Chauth’. —TNS

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