The Sindh government extends its warm wishes to the Hindu community as they celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights. In a move that highlights the government’s commitment to inclusivity and religious diversity, November 13 has been declared a public holiday for the Hindu community across the province.
According to an official notification, next Monday will witness a day of celebration and togetherness as all government offices, autonomous and semi-autonomous bodies, corporations, and local councils under the administrative control of the Sindh government will be observing a holiday on this auspicious occasion. This gesture demonstrates the government’s commitment to respecting and embracing the cultural and religious diversity that enriches our society.
In addition to this heartwarming announcement, the provincial government has also recognized the significance of Iqbal Day, observed annually on November 9. As per an official notification, November 9 will be a public holiday in Sindh. This decision extends to all government departments, allowing citizens to commemorate the legacy of Allama Iqbal, the philosopher-poet, and national visionary.
This decision follows a recent announcement by the provincial government, declaring November 9 as a public holiday in commemoration of Iqbal Day. This public holiday has also extended to all government departments, ensuring that the people of Sindh can observe this important day with due reverence.
These thoughtful decisions by the Sindh government reflect a commitment to inclusivity and respect for the cultural and religious diversity that enriches the fabric of the province. The extended holiday for Holi is a gesture of solidarity and respect towards the Hindu community and their cherished traditions, fostering a sense of unity and celebration among all the people of Sindh.
