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Chhath 2083 छठ पर्व

Date

Kartik 29 2083

Sun, 15 Nov 2026

Sunday · clause 2.1(h) of the notice

Counting to Chhath

Is Chhath a paid holiday for a private company?

A private employer is not obliged to close for it. Section 41(1) of the Labour Act 2074 fixes a count, 13 paid public leave days a year and 14 for a female labour, and Section 41(2) leaves the choice of days to the employer. Government offices close under the notice; a company chooses whether to spend one of its 13 days here.

If it lands on the weekly off day

If Chhath falls on the company's weekly rest day, an employee who is required to work a weekly holiday takes a substitute day within 21 days under Section 42(2) of the Labour Act 2074. A public holiday that merely coincides with the weekly off does not create a second day off by itself.

Source

Nepal Rajpatra, Khanda 75, Sankhya 67, Bhag 5, published 2082-11-18 BS by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of Nepal. Clause 2.1(h). Every date on this page is read from that notice and its weekday is recomputed from the Bikram Sambat calendar at build time, so a mistyped date fails the build rather than reaching this page.

Last updated · Reviewed by Rajendra Regmi, Co-founder

The rest of the year

Nepal public holiday calendar 2083 lists all 34 days in the notice with a picker that turns them into the 13 a company actually has to grant.

Chhath 2083 questions

Chhath is Kartik 29 2083 BS, which is Sun, 15 Nov 2026. The date comes from clause 2.1(h) of the Government of Nepal's 2083 public holiday notice.

A private employer is not obliged to close for it. Section 41(1) of the Labour Act 2074 fixes a count, 13 paid public leave days a year and 14 for a female labour, and Section 41(2) leaves the choice of days to the employer. Government offices close under the notice; a company chooses whether to spend one of its 13 days here.

If Chhath falls on the company's weekly rest day, an employee who is required to work a weekly holiday takes a substitute day within 21 days under Section 42(2) of the Labour Act 2074. A public holiday that merely coincides with the weekly off does not create a second day off by itself.

About 34 days to a general employee, across the whole notice. The Labour Act 2074 obliges a private employer to 13 of them, so the two numbers are roughly three working weeks apart. The full list is on the holiday calendar.

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NepalHRM holds the 13 days your company picks from the notice, applies them to leave balances and payroll in both BS and AD, and shows every employee the same calendar.

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