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Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 include 24 holidays officially declared by the Government of Maharashtra under Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. The list covers national, religious and state holidays such as Republic Day, Gudhi Padwa, Maharashtra Din, Ganesh Chaturthi, Dasara, Diwali and Christmas. A separate bank-only holiday falls on 1 April 2026, while Bhau Beej on 11 November 2026 is an additional holiday for specified government and local-body offices.


Summary

The Maharashtra public holidays 2026 calendar contains 24 officially notified public holidays for the state. Some holidays fall on Saturdays or Sundays, while 1 May has two holidays on the same date: Maharashtra Din and Buddha Pournima. Independence Day and Parsi New Year also fall on the same Saturday, 15 August 2026. The Maharashtra Government has separately declared 1 April as a holiday applicable only to banks for annual account closing. It has also declared 11 November 2026, Bhau Beej, as an additional holiday for specified state government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local bodies. List of Public Holidays in India 2026 provides the broader national and state-wise holiday calendar.


What Are the Maharashtra Public Holidays in 2026?

Maharashtra public holidays in 2026 are the dates officially declared by the Government of Maharashtra for the calendar year 2026. The principal notification declares 24 public holidays. These holidays apply under the relevant government notification and are different from an employer's optional leave policy, school vacation calendar or every possible bank closure.

The official notification was issued by the General Administration Department, Government of Maharashtra, on 5 December 2025. It states that the 24 public holidays were declared using powers delegated under Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

For practical use, it is important to distinguish between a state public holiday, a bank-only holiday, an additional government/local-body holiday, and an optional or restricted holiday. These categories are not always interchangeable.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 List

The following table provides the main Maharashtra public holiday list for 2026. The dates and days are based on the official Maharashtra Government notification. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

No. Holiday Date Day
1Republic Day26 January 2026Monday
2Mahashivratri15 February 2026Sunday
3Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti19 February 2026Thursday
4Holi (Second Day)3 March 2026Tuesday
5Gudhi Padwa19 March 2026Thursday
6Ramzan-Id (Id-Ul-Fitra)21 March 2026Saturday
7Ram Navami26 March 2026Thursday
8Mahavir Janmakalyanak31 March 2026Tuesday
9Good Friday3 April 2026Friday
10Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti14 April 2026Tuesday
11Maharashtra Din1 May 2026Friday
12Buddha Pournima1 May 2026Friday
13Bakri Id (Id-Uz-Zuha)28 May 2026Thursday
14Moharum26 June 2026Friday
15Independence Day15 August 2026Saturday
16Parsi New Year (Shahenshahi)15 August 2026Saturday
17Id-E-Milad26 August 2026Wednesday
18Ganesh Chaturthi14 September 2026Monday
19Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti2 October 2026Friday
20Dasara20 October 2026Tuesday
21Diwali Amavasya (Laxmi Pujan)8 November 2026Sunday
22Diwali (Bali Pratipada)10 November 2026Tuesday
23Guru Nanak Jayanti24 November 2026Tuesday
24Christmas25 December 2026Friday

The official notification lists 24 public holidays. It also separately identifies 1 April 2026 as a bank-only holiday for annual account closing. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}


Maharashtra Government Holidays 2026

Maharashtra government holidays 2026 generally refer to holidays declared for state government offices under the applicable government notification. The 24 main public holidays are the core list, but the government subsequently declared Bhau Beej on 11 November 2026 as an additional holiday for specified state government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local government bodies.

The additional holiday applies to state government offices, state public-sector undertakings, municipal corporations, municipal councils, nagar panchayats, zilla parishads, panchayat samitis and village panchayats. It should therefore not automatically be treated as an additional bank holiday or a universal private-sector holiday. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}


Additional Maharashtra Government Holiday: Bhau Beej

Holiday Date Day Applicable Category
Bhau Beej 11 November 2026 Wednesday Specified government offices, state PSUs and local bodies

The Bhau Beej holiday is particularly important when preparing a Maharashtra government-office calendar because it is separate from the original 24 public holidays. The official notification specifically describes it as an additional holiday for the listed government and local-body establishments. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}


Maharashtra Bank Holidays 2026

Maharashtra bank holidays 2026 should not be confused with the complete state government holiday list. The Maharashtra Government's 2026 notification specifically declares 1 April 2026 as a bank-only holiday to enable banks to close their yearly accounts. The notification clearly states that this holiday does not apply to government offices. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

Bank Holiday Date Day Purpose
Annual Bank Account Closing Holiday 1 April 2026 Wednesday To enable banks to close yearly accounts

Banks may also observe regular weekly closures and holidays under the applicable banking calendar. The Reserve Bank of India holiday system distinguishes holidays under the Negotiable Instruments Act and notes that scheduled and non-scheduled banks observe public holidays on the second and fourth Saturdays. Therefore, customers should check the applicable RBI bank-holiday calendar or their individual bank before planning an important branch visit. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}

For example, a date appearing in the Maharashtra Government public holiday notification does not mean that every banking service will be unavailable in exactly the same way. Digital banking, ATMs, UPI and other electronic services can continue to operate even when physical bank branches are closed.


Are There Optional or Restricted Holidays in Maharashtra in 2026?

Optional holidays in Maharashtra are different from the 24 public holidays officially notified in the main 2026 public holiday notification. The notification itself lists the 24 public holidays and separately identifies a bank-only holiday and an additional Bhau Beej holiday for specified establishments. Individual departments, institutions, employers and organisations may have separate optional or restricted-leave policies.

Therefore, employees should not assume that every festival sometimes described online as an “optional holiday” is automatically a statewide public holiday. The safest approach is to check the applicable government department, employer, educational institution or official holiday order.

This distinction is useful for employees searching for terms such as “Maharashtra optional holidays 2026”, “Maharashtra restricted holidays 2026” or “Maharashtra holiday calendar 2026”. A holiday calendar should identify the authority and the category rather than combining all types of leave into one list.


How Many Public Holidays Are There in Maharashtra in 2026?

Maharashtra has 24 main public holidays in 2026 according to the Government of Maharashtra notification dated 5 December 2025. In addition, 1 April 2026 is declared specifically for banks, and 11 November 2026 is an additional holiday for specified government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local bodies. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}

The number should therefore be described carefully. Saying that Maharashtra has “26 holidays for everyone” would be misleading because the additional dates do not have identical applicability.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 by Month

A month-wise view makes the Maharashtra holiday calendar easier to use for travel planning, office scheduling, school planning and banking work.

January 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
26 January 2026MondayRepublic Day

February 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
15 February 2026SundayMahashivratri
19 February 2026ThursdayChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti

March 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
3 March 2026TuesdayHoli (Second Day)
19 March 2026ThursdayGudhi Padwa
21 March 2026SaturdayRamzan-Id (Id-Ul-Fitra)
26 March 2026ThursdayRam Navami
31 March 2026TuesdayMahavir Janmakalyanak

April 2026 Holidays

DateDayHolidayCategory
1 April 2026WednesdayAnnual Bank Account ClosingBanks only
3 April 2026FridayGood FridayPublic Holiday
14 April 2026TuesdayDr. Babasaheb Ambedkar JayantiPublic Holiday

May 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
1 May 2026FridayMaharashtra Din
1 May 2026FridayBuddha Pournima
28 May 2026ThursdayBakri Id (Id-Uz-Zuha)

June 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
26 June 2026FridayMoharum

July 2026 Holidays

There is no holiday listed in the main 24-holiday Maharashtra Government notification for July 2026.

August 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
15 August 2026SaturdayIndependence Day
15 August 2026SaturdayParsi New Year (Shahenshahi)
26 August 2026WednesdayId-E-Milad

September 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
14 September 2026MondayGanesh Chaturthi

October 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
2 October 2026FridayMahatma Gandhi Jayanti
20 October 2026TuesdayDasara

November 2026 Holidays

DateDayHolidayCategory
8 November 2026SundayDiwali Amavasya (Laxmi Pujan)Public Holiday
10 November 2026TuesdayDiwali (Bali Pratipada)Public Holiday
11 November 2026WednesdayBhau BeejAdditional government/local-body holiday
24 November 2026TuesdayGuru Nanak JayantiPublic Holiday

December 2026 Holidays

DateDayHoliday
25 December 2026FridayChristmas

Important Maharashtra Holidays That Fall on Weekends in 2026

Maharashtra public holidays 2026 include several dates that fall on Saturdays or Sundays. This matters when employees calculate the practical number of additional working days off.

HolidayDateDay
Mahashivratri15 February 2026Sunday
Ramzan-Id21 March 2026Saturday
Independence Day15 August 2026Saturday
Parsi New Year15 August 2026Saturday
Diwali Amavasya (Laxmi Pujan)8 November 2026Sunday

Two separately listed holidays fall on 15 August 2026: Independence Day and Parsi New Year. Similarly, Maharashtra Din and Buddha Pournima both fall on 1 May 2026. These are two listed holidays sharing the same calendar date, not two separate working days off.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026: Government vs Bank Holidays

Category Example Who It Primarily Concerns
Main public holidays Republic Day, Gudhi Padwa, Ganesh Chaturthi As specified under the state public holiday notification
Bank-only holiday 1 April 2026 Banks
Additional government/local-body holiday Bhau Beej, 11 November 2026 Specified government offices and local bodies
Weekly bank closure Second and fourth Saturdays Banks
Optional/restricted leave Depends on applicable institution or employer policy Eligible employees according to applicable rules

This distinction prevents a common mistake: treating every holiday mentioned in a holiday calendar as a universal closure for every office, bank, school and private company.


How to Use the Maharashtra Holiday Calendar 2026

Using the Maharashtra holiday calendar 2026 is straightforward if you first identify the type of organisation for which you need the information.

  1. Check whether you need a state government, bank, private company, school or general public holiday calendar.
  2. Compare the date with the official Maharashtra Government notification.
  3. Check whether the holiday is a public holiday, bank-only holiday or additional government/local-body holiday.
  4. For bank work, verify the branch-specific calendar and RBI holiday information before visiting a branch.
  5. For private employment, check the company's annual holiday and leave policy.
  6. For schools and colleges, check the institution's academic calendar because educational holidays can differ.
  7. For local government offices, check whether a separate local order applies.

This approach is more reliable than relying solely on a generic festival calendar because official holiday applicability can differ by organisation.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 Checklist

  • ☑ Confirm the holiday date before planning important work.
  • ☑ Check whether the date is a public, bank-only or additional government holiday.
  • ☑ Remember that 1 April 2026 is specifically identified as a bank holiday.
  • ☑ Remember that Bhau Beej, 11 November 2026, is an additional holiday for specified government and local-body establishments.
  • ☑ Check Saturdays and Sundays when calculating actual working days.
  • ☑ Check your employer's optional/restricted leave policy.
  • ☑ Check your bank's official branch calendar for banking transactions.
  • ☑ Keep a copy of the official Maharashtra Government notification for reference.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Checking Maharashtra Holidays 2026

1. Treating all holidays as universal closures

A public holiday notification does not mean that every private company, school, bank and government office necessarily follows an identical calendar. Always identify the applicable category.

2. Counting duplicate-date holidays as two days off

Maharashtra Din and Buddha Pournima both fall on 1 May 2026. Independence Day and Parsi New Year both fall on 15 August 2026. Each pair contains two listed holidays, but each pair shares one calendar date.

3. Calling 1 April a government holiday

The official notification specifically states that the 1 April 2026 annual account-closing holiday is limited to banks and is not admissible to government offices. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

4. Assuming Bhau Beej applies to banks

Bhau Beej on 11 November 2026 was separately declared for specified government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local bodies. It should not automatically be treated as a bank holiday. :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}

5. Relying only on a festival calendar

A festival date and an official public holiday are not necessarily the same thing. Use an official notification when the information is required for employment, banking, government work or compliance planning.


Maharashtra Holiday Calendar 2026 for Offices and Employees

Employees can use the Maharashtra holiday calendar to plan annual leave, long weekends, travel and personal appointments. However, private employers may publish their own annual holiday list based on applicable labour rules and company policy.

For example, if an employee works for a private company in Mumbai, the company holiday calendar should be checked even when a date appears in the Maharashtra Government notification. Government holidays, bank holidays and company holidays can have different scopes.

For employees who work with banks, financial institutions or customer-facing services, the bank's own holiday calendar is particularly important because banking operations can follow RBI and applicable state-specific holiday arrangements.


Maharashtra Holidays 2026 for Banks and Banking Transactions

The Maharashtra Government notification specifically lists 1 April 2026 as a bank-only holiday for annual account closing. In addition, banks observe applicable weekly holidays and other holidays under the banking holiday framework. RBI's holiday information provides regional holiday information and notes the second and fourth Saturday closure applicable to scheduled and non-scheduled banks. :contentReference[oaicite:11]{index=11}

Customers should therefore avoid assuming that a bank branch will be open simply because a date is not one of the 24 Maharashtra public holidays. Conversely, a branch closure does not necessarily mean that digital banking services such as mobile banking, internet banking, UPI or ATMs will stop working.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 for Schools and Colleges

The Maharashtra Government public holiday list can be useful as a reference for educational institutions, but schools and colleges may publish separate academic calendars. School vacations, examination schedules, local holidays and institutional closures can be different from the state government's public holiday list.

Parents and students should therefore check the institution's official academic calendar before assuming that a government public holiday automatically creates a school holiday.


Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026 for Private Companies

Private companies may maintain their own holiday schedules based on applicable employment rules and organisational policy. A company may include many Maharashtra public holidays while making separate arrangements for optional or restricted holidays.

Employees should therefore use the state list as an authoritative reference for the declared public holidays but verify the final leave calendar with their employer.


Process Flow for Checking a Maharashtra Holiday

Maharashtra holiday verification process: Identify the organisation → identify the holiday category → check the Maharashtra Government notification → check RBI information if it concerns banking → check the organisation's own calendar → confirm before scheduling important work.

  • Step 1: Identify whether you need government, bank, private-sector or educational holidays.
  • Step 2: Find the date in the official state notification.
  • Step 3: Check the category and scope of the holiday.
  • Step 4: Check additional applicable notifications.
  • Step 5: Confirm with the relevant organisation if the date affects an important transaction or appointment.

Related State-Wise Public Holiday Calendars

If you are comparing Maharashtra holidays with other states, the following related 2026 holiday calendars are useful. These pages are part of the same state-wise public holiday cluster.


Official Sources for Maharashtra Public Holidays 2026

For the most authoritative information, readers should verify important dates against government and banking sources. The primary Maharashtra holiday notification was issued by the General Administration Department of the Government of Maharashtra. The notification contains the 24 public holidays, the bank-only 1 April holiday and the additional Bhau Beej holiday for specified establishments. :contentReference[oaicite:12]{index=12}


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Conclusion

Maharashtra public holidays 2026 consist of 24 main public holidays officially declared by the Government of Maharashtra. The calendar includes major national, religious and Maharashtra-specific occasions. In addition, 1 April is a bank-only holiday for annual account closing, while Bhau Beej on 11 November is an additional holiday for specified government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local bodies. Always check the applicable organisation's calendar before relying on a holiday date.

For a broader state-wise view, visit the List of Public Holidays in India 2026 hub and compare Maharashtra with other state holiday calendars.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the Maharashtra public holidays in 2026?

Maharashtra has 24 main public holidays officially declared for 2026. The list includes Republic Day, Mahashivratri, Gudhi Padwa, Ram Navami, Maharashtra Din, Ganesh Chaturthi, Dasara, Diwali, Guru Nanak Jayanti and Christmas.

How many public holidays are there in Maharashtra in 2026?

There are 24 main public holidays in the Maharashtra Government's 2026 notification. Additional dates have separate applicability, including 1 April for banks and 11 November for specified government and local-body establishments.

Is 1 April 2026 a holiday in Maharashtra?

Yes, 1 April 2026 is a holiday specifically for banks in Maharashtra for annual account closing. The official notification states that this holiday does not apply to government offices.

Is 1 April 2026 a government holiday in Maharashtra?

No. The Maharashtra Government notification specifically identifies 1 April 2026 as a bank-only holiday and states that it is not admissible to government offices.

Is Bhau Beej a Maharashtra government holiday in 2026?

Yes. Bhau Beej on 11 November 2026 was separately declared as an additional holiday for specified state government offices, state public-sector undertakings and local government bodies.

When is Republic Day in Maharashtra in 2026?

Republic Day is on 26 January 2026, Monday. It is included in the Maharashtra public holiday list for 2026.

When is Mahashivratri in Maharashtra in 2026?

Mahashivratri is listed as 15 February 2026, Sunday, in the Maharashtra Government public holiday notification.

When is Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti in 2026?

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti is listed on 19 February 2026, Thursday, in the Maharashtra public holiday calendar.

When is Holi holiday in Maharashtra in 2026?

Holi (Second Day) is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 3 March 2026, Tuesday.

When is Gudhi Padwa in Maharashtra in 2026?

Gudhi Padwa is a public holiday in Maharashtra on 19 March 2026, Thursday.

When is Ramzan Eid in Maharashtra in 2026?

Ramzan-Id (Id-Ul-Fitra) is listed on 21 March 2026, Saturday, in the Maharashtra Government holiday notification.

When is Ram Navami in Maharashtra in 2026?

Ram Navami is listed as a public holiday on 26 March 2026, Thursday, in Maharashtra.

When is Mahavir Jayanti in Maharashtra in 2026?

The Maharashtra notification lists Mahavir Janmakalyanak on 31 March 2026, Tuesday.

When is Good Friday in Maharashtra in 2026?

Good Friday is a Maharashtra public holiday on 3 April 2026, Friday.

When is Ambedkar Jayanti in Maharashtra in 2026?

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti is listed on 14 April 2026, Tuesday, as a Maharashtra public holiday.

When is Maharashtra Day in 2026?

Maharashtra Din, commonly called Maharashtra Day, is on 1 May 2026, Friday. Buddha Pournima is also listed on the same date.

Is Buddha Pournima a Maharashtra holiday in 2026?

Yes. Buddha Pournima is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 1 May 2026, Friday. Maharashtra Din also falls on the same date.

When is Bakri Eid in Maharashtra in 2026?

Bakri Id (Id-Uz-Zuha) is listed on 28 May 2026, Thursday, in the Maharashtra public holiday notification.

When is Muharram in Maharashtra in 2026?

The Maharashtra holiday notification lists Moharum, or Muharram, on 26 June 2026, Friday.

When is Independence Day in Maharashtra in 2026?

Independence Day is on 15 August 2026, Saturday. Parsi New Year is also listed on the same date.

When is Parsi New Year in Maharashtra in 2026?

Parsi New Year (Shahenshahi) is listed on 15 August 2026, Saturday. It shares the date with Independence Day.

When is Eid-E-Milad in Maharashtra in 2026?

Id-E-Milad is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 26 August 2026, Wednesday.

When is Ganesh Chaturthi in Maharashtra in 2026?

Ganesh Chaturthi is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 14 September 2026, Monday.

When is Gandhi Jayanti in Maharashtra in 2026?

Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti is on 2 October 2026, Friday, and is included in the Maharashtra public holiday list.

When is Dasara in Maharashtra in 2026?

Dasara is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 20 October 2026, Tuesday.

When is Diwali Amavasya in Maharashtra in 2026?

Diwali Amavasya, also identified as Laxmi Pujan, is listed on 8 November 2026, Sunday.

When is Diwali Bali Pratipada in Maharashtra in 2026?

Diwali (Bali Pratipada) is listed on 10 November 2026, Tuesday, as a Maharashtra public holiday.

When is Bhau Beej in Maharashtra in 2026?

Bhau Beej is on 11 November 2026, Wednesday. It was separately declared as an additional holiday for specified government offices, state PSUs and local bodies.

When is Guru Nanak Jayanti in Maharashtra in 2026?

Guru Nanak Jayanti is listed on 24 November 2026, Tuesday, as a Maharashtra public holiday.

When is Christmas in Maharashtra in 2026?

Christmas is listed as a Maharashtra public holiday on 25 December 2026, Friday.

Which Maharashtra holidays fall on Saturday in 2026?

Ramzan-Id falls on Saturday, 21 March 2026. Independence Day and Parsi New Year both fall on Saturday, 15 August 2026.

Which Maharashtra holidays fall on Sunday in 2026?

Mahashivratri falls on Sunday, 15 February 2026, and Diwali Amavasya falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026.

Which two holidays fall on 1 May 2026 in Maharashtra?

Maharashtra Din and Buddha Pournima are both listed on 1 May 2026, Friday. They are two listed holidays sharing the same calendar date.

Which two holidays fall on 15 August 2026?

Independence Day and Parsi New Year (Shahenshahi) are both listed on 15 August 2026, Saturday.

Are banks closed on Maharashtra public holidays?

Banks generally observe applicable banking holidays, but the exact branch calendar should be verified through the bank or RBI. Maharashtra also separately declares 1 April 2026 as a bank-only holiday.

Is 1 April 2026 a bank holiday in Maharashtra?

Yes. The Maharashtra Government specifically declares 1 April 2026 as a bank holiday to enable banks to close their yearly accounts.

Are second and fourth Saturdays bank holidays in Maharashtra?

Scheduled and non-scheduled banks observe public holidays on the second and fourth Saturdays under the applicable banking framework. RBI holiday information should be checked for current banking arrangements.

Are all Maharashtra public holidays applicable to private companies?

Not necessarily. Private companies may maintain their own holiday and leave calendars subject to applicable laws and company policies. Employees should check their employer's official holiday list.

Are Maharashtra public holidays applicable to schools?

A state public holiday can be an important reference for schools, but educational institutions may have separate academic calendars. Students and parents should check their school's official holiday schedule.

Is Bhau Beej a bank holiday in Maharashtra?

The separate Maharashtra Government notification declares Bhau Beej as an additional holiday for specified government and local-body establishments. It does not identify Bhau Beej as the separate bank-only holiday.

Where can I download the official Maharashtra holiday list for 2026?

The Government of Maharashtra General Administration Department published the official 2026 public holiday notification. The government PDF can be used as the primary source for the notified dates and categories.

What is the official source for Maharashtra public holidays 2026?

The primary source is the Government of Maharashtra's General Administration Department notification dated 5 December 2025. It declares the 24 main public holidays and provides separate provisions for banks and specified government/local-body offices.

Can Maharashtra public holiday dates change?

Yes. Governments can issue subsequent notifications, amendments or special holiday orders. For important official work, always check the latest applicable government notification rather than relying only on an older calendar.

Does a Maharashtra public holiday mean online banking stops?

No. A bank branch being closed does not automatically mean that online banking, mobile banking, UPI or ATMs stop working. Availability depends on the bank and the specific service.

Does a public holiday apply equally to every office in Maharashtra?

No. Applicability depends on the organisation and the wording of the relevant notification. Government offices, banks, private companies, schools and local bodies can follow different calendars.

Where can I compare Maharashtra holidays with other states?

You can use the List of Public Holidays in India 2026 hub to compare Maharashtra with other state-wise public holiday calendars.

👤 Author: ShineCap Team | 📅 Published on: 1st September, 2026 | ✏️ Modified on: 1st September, 2026

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