What is the meaning of “gazetted holiday”?
The meaning of the term “gazetted holiday” is basically a holiday that is said by the government to be mandatory. So, a gazetted holiday means that the holiday must be observed by schools, banks, and typically many employers observe the holiday as well.
The term “gazetted holiday” is typically only used in countries that were formerly colonized by the British – like India, Singapore, and Australia.
Gazetted holidays in India
Some examples of gazetted holidays in India include Christmas, the birthday of Gandhi, and Independence day.
Gazetted holidays in Australia
Some examples of gazetted holidays in Australia include Australia Day, New Years, Good Friday, and Easter Monday.
