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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Himachal Govt Calendar For 2025 To Be Available From December 26

Himachal Govt calendar for 2025 to be available from December 26

To ensure wider availability, authorised agents and all district Red Cross Societies can procure copies from the Printing and Stationery Department at Rs 20 per copy and are permitted to sell them to the public at Rs 22 per copy
Navneet Rathore
Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:13 AM Dec 18, 2024 IST
The calendar has been priced at Rs 20 for direct purchase by individuals.

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The official government calendar for 2025 will be available to the public from December 26, a spokesperson of the state government announced today. The calendar has been priced at Rs 20 for direct purchase by individuals.To ensure wider availability, authorised agents and all district Red Cross Societies can procure copies from the Printing and Stationery Department at Rs 20 per copy and are permitted to sell them to the public at Rs 22 per copy.
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The spokesperson added that this arrangement has been made to ensure easy accessibility of the calendars across the state.

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