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Calendar arithmetic, reviewed October 2026 — weekends count unless a page says otherwise, and the sample holiday list is not an official gazette.
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A business-days calculator counts Monday-to-Friday days in a range and skips Saturdays and Sundays. January 2026 (1–31 January) holds 22 weekdays; switching on the holiday allowance drops it to 21 by excluding Republic Day, 26 January. An optional holiday toggle removes a built-in sample set of extra days for project timelines and notice-period math.
Enter the from and to dates, then choose Weekends only or Weekends + listed holidays. The classic use is notice periods and delivery estimates: a 30-day calendar notice starting 1 January 2026 is only 22 working days of handover. Because festival and state holidays vary by region and employer, treat the sample list as a starting point and cross-check the final count against your official holiday calendar.
It does not apply your employer's actual holiday gazette, does not support six-day weeks where Saturday counts as working, and cannot settle how your contract treats half-days — confirm those against the official calendar.
Holiday list is static sample data — not an official gazette.
No fixed gazette is applied. It removes weekends and, when enabled, a sample holiday allowance — supply your own list for accuracy.
Not directly; the tool treats Saturday and Sunday as non-working. Adjust the result if your workplace runs a different week.
Enter your resignation date and the last working day with Weekends only selected. A 30-day calendar notice typically yields about 22 working days, minus any festivals in between.
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