Tamil Nadu e-Sevai Maiyam Holiday List 2023

 TN e-Sevai Centres are the platform that would allow different groups to combine their charitable and business objectives for the benefit of rural people. Rural residents can access services from the public, private, and social sectors through the e-Sevai Center. To provide services in the “SMART” (simple, moral, accountable, responsive, and transparent) and most economical way possible.

The Public Holidays list was allotted for the (TN e-sevai centers) by the Tamilnadu government. Additionally, Saturday and Sunday are holidays for the TN Revenue department. To avoid any trouble, you can visit our website to learn more about the TN Holidays list before going to the TN e-Sevai Centres.

Motives of Tamil Nadu e-Sevai Centres

• To aid in making Tamil Nadu an e-Enabled State by working with the government.
• To realize the ideal of good governance by utilizing the instruments that information technology offers, so that government activity becomes transparent and efficient, and consequently, the provision of services to our citizens is transparent and efficient.
• The goal is to use cutting-edge and up-and-coming technologies to offer the general population high-quality Internet, cable TV, and e-sevai services at a reasonable price.
• Use the Internet to connect with the Tamil Diaspora around the world.
• To use information technology to the benefit of each person and household in Tamil Nadu, made possible through high-speed bandwidth and low latency connectivity.
• To prepare pupils for the ICT industry.

TN e-Sevai Centres Public Holidays 2023

TN e-Sevai Centres Public Holidays List is given below for your reference

Tamil Nadu e-Sevai Centres Holiday List 2023

Important Holidays for TN e-Sevai Centres Office 2023

Each year, the Tamil Nadu e-Sevai Centres observe a set of holidays. These holidays can change from year to year, although they often include festivals, state holidays, and national holidays. The Tamil Nadu e-Sevai Centres, for instance, observe the following holidays:

• Republic Day (26th January)
• Independence Day (15th August)
• Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti (2nd October)
• Diwali (Festival of lights)
• Pongal (harvest festival)
• Christmas Day (25th December)
• Eid-ul-Fitr (end of Ramadan)
• Muharram (Islamic New Year)

It’s important to note that the e-Sevai Centres may also be closed on additional days for administrative reasons or for staff training. It is always best to check with the e-Sevai Centres directly or their website before visiting to avoid any inconvenience.

that would allow different groups to combine their charitable and business objectives for the benefit of rural people.  Rural residents can access services from the public, private, and social sectors through the e-Sevai Center. To provide services in the “SMART” (simple, moral, accountable, responsive, and transparent) and most economical way possible.