It has been six months since the year 2020 began and we have already witnessed dozens of dry days in Delhi and Maharashtra. If you do not know what does Dry days means in India? Don’t worry amigo, we have got you covered.
Dry Days in India are usually associated with days of religious or national importance when the sale of alcohol are prohibited not only in Delhi and Maharashtra but many parts of the country. Dry Days often fall on a day when we throw party and have fun with our buddies.
With that in mind, we have brought to you a list of Dry Days in Delhi (2020), so you would not need to worry about when to stock up liquor in advance and ruin the party. Without any further ado, let’s take a look at the list of dry days in Delhi and Maharashtra.
List of Dry Days in Delhi
List of Dry Days in January 2020
- Wed, 15 January – Makar Sakranti
- Sunday, January 26 – Republic Day
- Thursday, January 31 – Mahatma Gandhi Death Anniversary
List of Dry Days in February 2020
- Tue, February 18 – Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti
- Thursday – Saturday, 6-8 February – Delhi Elections
- Tuesday, 11 February – Delhi Election Results
- Fri, February 21 – Maha Shivratri
List of Dry Days in March 2020
- Tue, March 10 – Holi
Yes, there was only one dry day in March.
List of Dry Days in April 2020
- Thursday, April 2 – Ram Navmi
- Monday, April 6 – Mahavir Jayanti
- Friday, April 10 – Good Friday
List of Dry Days in May 2020
- Thursday, May 7 – Buddha Purnima
- Sunday, May 24 – Eid Ul Fitr
There is no Dry Day in June this year.
- Wed, July 1 – Ashadi Ekadashi
- Friday, July 31 – Bakrid
List of Dry Days in July 2020
- Tue, August 11 – Janmashtmi
- Sat, Aug 15 – Independence Day
- Sun, August 30 – Muharram\
No, there would not be any Dry Day in Delhi in August and September in 2020. If government announces any, we will update the list.
List of Dry Days in October 2020
- Fri, Oct 2 – Gandhi Jayanti
- Sun, Oct 25 – Dussehra
- Fri, Oct 30 – Eid-e-Milad
List of Dry Days in November 2020
- Saturday, November 14 – Diwali
- Mon, Nov 30 – Guru Nanak Jayanti
List of Dry Days in December 2020
- Fri, Dec 25 – Christmas
List of Dry Days in Maharashtra 2020
List of Dry Days in January 2020
- January 15: Makar Sankranti
- January 26: Republic Day
- January 30: Shaheed Diwas (Mahatma Gandhi’s death anniversary)
List of Dry Days in February 2020
- February 18: Swami Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti
- February 19: Chhatrapati Shivaji Jayanti
- February 21: Maha Shivratri
List of Dry Days in March 2020
- March 10: Holi
List of Dry Days in April 2020
- April 2: Ram Navmi
- April 6: Mahavir Jayanti
- April 10: Good Friday
List of Dry Days in May 2020
- May 1: Maharashtra Day
- May 7: Buddha Purnima
- May 25: Eid Ul Fitr
List of Dry Days in July 2020
- July 1: Ashadi Ekadashi
- July 31: Bakri Eid
List of Dry Days in August 2020
- August 12: Janmashtami
- August 15: Independence Day
- August 22: Ganesh Chaturthi
- August 29: Muharram
List of Dry Days in October 2020
- October 2: Gandhi Jayanti
- October 25: Dussehra
- October 31: Valmiki Jayanti
List of Dry Days in November 2020
- November 25: Kartik Ekadashi
- November 30: Guru Nanak Jayanti