Happy Maharashtra Day 2025: 10+ images, photos, wishes, and quotes in English and Marathi to share online on Maharashtra Diwas
The main event is held at Shivaji Park in Mumbai. May 1st is also observed as International Labour Day, making it a day of double celebration in 2025. Government offices, banks, and schools remain closed. Liquor shops are also shut as the state observes a dry day.
Why do we celebrate Maharashtra day 2025?
Maharashtra Day 2025 is celebrated on May 1 to mark the formation of the state in 1960. It was created after the Bombay State was divided into Maharashtra for Marathi-speaking people and Gujarat for Gujarati-speaking people.
This division happened due to the Samyukta Maharashtra Movement. The movement was a strong and emotional struggle with protests and sacrifices. It aimed to form a state based on language and culture.
Gujarat Day 2025: Bank closures and liquor sale restrictions
On Gujarat Day 2025, all banks in the state will remain closed as it is a public holiday. This is as per the official bank holiday calendar for Gujarat. Gujarat follows strict prohibition laws as a dry state, so the sale of alcohol is generally banned on major public holidays, dry days, election days, and important festivals. On Gujarat Day, these rules apply strictly.
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Happy Maharashtra Day 2025: Inspirational quotes in Marathi & English
Below are the required Happy Maharashtra Day 2025 Inspirational quotes in Marathi & English listed:
Happy Maharashtra Day 2025 quotes & wishes in English
Happy Maharashtra Day 2025! Celebrate the pride and rich heritage of Maharashtra with joy and unity. जय महाराष्ट्र!
Wishing all Maharashtrians a Happy Maharashtra Din 2025 filled with prosperity, culture, and progress. Let's honour the spirit of Maharashtra!
Maharashtra is not just a state; it's a symbol of unity in diversity. Happy Maharashtra Day 2025!
From the Sahyadri hills to the Arabian Sea, every inch of Maharashtra speaks heritage and pride.
Celebrate the soil that gave us valour, culture, and vision. Happy Maharashtra Day 2025!
Celebrate Maharashtra Day 2025 with love for the Marathi language, traditions, and the vibrant culture that defines our great state. जय महाराष्ट्र!
Happy Maharashtra Day 2025 wishes in Marathi
माझा महाराष्ट्र – माझा अभिमान! महाराष्ट्र दिनाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!
छत्रपतींच्या महाराष्ट्राला, ज्ञानेश्वर-तुकारामांच्या संस्कृतीला, आणि मराठी अस्मितेला सलाम! महाराष्ट्र दिनाच्या शुभेच्छा!
धन्य ती महाराष्ट्राची माती! धन्य ते माय मराठीचे नाते. या पवित्र धरणीला कोटी कोटी नमन. महाराष्ट्र दिनाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!
शौर्य, ज्ञान, बंधुता आणि समानता असे अष्टपैलू घेऊन जगणारे माझे महान राष्ट्र, महाराष्ट्र! महाराष्ट्र दिनाच्या मनःपूर्वक शुभेच्छा!
दगड होईन तर सह्याद्रीचा होईन, माती झालो तर महाराष्ट्राची होईन, तलवार झालो तर आई भवानीची होईन. जय भवानी जय शिवाजी! महाराष्ट्र दिनाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!
Happy Gujarat Day 2025 wishes & quotes in English and Gujarati
Below are the required happy Gujarat Day 2025 Inspirational quotes in Gujarati & English listed:
Happy Gujarat Day 2025 wishes in English
Gujarat is a land of rich culture, strong heritage, and endless opportunities. Happy Gujarat Day 2025!
On Gujarat Day 2025, let us celebrate the spirit of unity, progress, and resilience of our great state.
The strength of Gujarat lies in its people, traditions, and unwavering commitment to growth.
Gujarat Day reminds us to cherish our roots and strive for a brighter future together.
From the vibrant festivals to the industrious spirit, Gujarat shines as a jewel of India. Happy Gujarat Day 2025!
Happy Gujarat Day 2025 wishes in Marathi
ગુજરાત એ સમૃદ્ધ સંસ્કૃતિ, મજબૂત વારસો અને અનંત તકોથી ભરેલું છે. ગુજરાત દિન ૨૦૨૫ મુબારક!
ગુજરાત દિન ૨૦૨૫ પર, આપણા મહાન રાજ્યની એકતા, વિકાસ અને સહનશીલતાનું ઉત્સવ મનાવીએ.
ગુજરાતની શક્તિ તેના લોકો, પરંપરા અને વિકાસ માટેના અડગ સંકલ્પમાં છે.
ગુજરાત દિન આપણને આપણા મૂળને યાદ કરવા અને સાથે મળીને તેજસ્વી ભવિષ્ય માટે પ્રયત્ન કરવા યાદ અપાવે છે.
રંગીન તહેવારોથી લઈને મહેનતી આત્મા સુધી, ગુજરાત ભારતનો એક રત્ન છે. ગુજરાત દિન ૨૦૨૫ મુબારક!
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