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Keralam Holiday Calendar 2027: Government Releases Full List Of Public Holidays

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NDTV ProfitKeralam Holiday Calendar 2027: Government Releases Full List Of Public Holidays
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According to the notification, Central government offices in Kerala will observe 17 public holidays while employees will also have 48 restricted holidays to choose from.

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