Holidays · Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu Public Holidays 2027: G.O. 613

Tamil Nadu G.O.(Ms.)613 dated 6 October 2026 publishes the 2027 public-holiday framework. The order addresses Negotiable Instruments Act holidays and closure arrangements for the government offices and entities specified in it.

Jurisdiction
Tamil Nadu
Effective from
01 January 2027
Issued on
06 October 2026
Status
Upcoming
Reference
G.O.(Ms.)613, Public (Miscellaneous), dated 6 October 2026

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Calendar year2027
JurisdictionTamil Nadu
StatusUpcoming
Issuing authorityPublic (Miscellaneous) Department, Government of Tamil Nadu
Notification / referenceG.O.(Ms.)613, Public (Miscellaneous), dated 6 October 2026
Issued on06 Oct 2026
Effective period01 Jan 2027 – 31 Dec 2027
Before implementation

Government-office, bank and private-establishment holiday requirements are not automatically the same. Check the applicable State/UT law, National/Festival Holidays requirements where relevant, later corrigenda, local/election holidays and any moon-sighting changes before payroll or leave setup.

  1. 1.Open the official notification or government source.
  2. 2.Check amendments and the dates relevant to your establishment.
  3. 3.Approve the employer calendar and payroll treatment on the verified basis.

At a glance

Notification details

ReferenceG.O.(Ms.)613, Public (Miscellaneous), dated 6 October 2026
AuthorityPublic (Miscellaneous) Department, Government of Tamil Nadu
Calendar year2027
Effective from01 January 2027
Effective to31 December 2027
Issued on06 October 2026
StatusUpcoming

Published reference

Holiday notification and employer guidance

Tamil Nadu G.O.(Ms.)613 dated 6 October 2026 publishes the 2027 public-holiday framework. The order addresses Negotiable Instruments Act holidays and closure arrangements for the government offices and entities specified in it.

Read the order by institution type

The order distinguishes notified public holidays from government-office closure arrangements. It also extends the stated public holidays to state government undertakings, corporations and boards. The annual closing of bank accounts has its own treatment and should not be copied into a general office calendar without checking the order.

The linked PDF is the government order hosted by Ascent HR. Use its attached notification for individual festival dates and any relevant exceptions.

Employer action

  1. Identify whether the calendar serves a government office, covered public entity, bank or private establishment.
  2. Keep annual bank-account closing and office weekly closures separate from the festival-date list.
  3. Check later government orders for local, election or substituted holidays before finalising the relevant work roster.

Frequently asked questions

Does the government-office schedule automatically decide every private company’s holidays?

Private employers should assess their applicable establishment and holiday requirements and approved annual schedule.

Is the original order available from this page?

The source link opens the reviewed government-order scan on Ascent HR’s site. The hosting organisation is separate from the issuing department.

How should later holiday changes be recorded?

Retain the base 2027 order and append each relevant amendment with its issue date, affected date and institutional scope.

Source and reference

Primary source copy hosted by a third-party archive: Tamil Nadu G.O.(Ms.)613 — Public Holidays for 2027 (Sankhla-hosted PDF).

Related compliance references

Government-issued source copy

Open the government-issued holiday source.

Tamil Nadu G.O.(Ms.)613 — Public Holidays for 2027 · Public (Miscellaneous) Department, Government of Tamil Nadu

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