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Dry Days in Maharashtra for 2026 – Full Month-Wise Calendar

By Admin | 28 Dec, 25

Dry Days 2026

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Complete month-wise list of dry days in Maharashtra for 2026 with dates and reasons. Plan parties, events, and alcohol purchases in advance to stay legally compliant.

If you’re planning parties, events, weddings, or simply stocking alcohol in advance, knowing the dry days in Maharashtra for 2026 is extremely important. On dry days, the sale of alcohol is strictly prohibited across the state as per government regulations.

Below is the complete month-wise list of dry days in Maharashtra for 2026, including national holidays, religious festivals, and state-specific observances.

Note: Dry days are subject to government notifications. Always confirm with your local excise department for last-minute changes.

Here’s a month-wise breakdown of dry days in Maharashtra for the year 2026 to help you plan better.

Month Dry Days & Reasons
January 14 Jan – Makar Sankranti
26 Jan – Republic Day
30 Jan – Shaheed Diwas
February 15 Feb – Maha Shivratri
19 Feb – Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti
23 Feb – Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati Jayanti
March 4 Mar – Holi
19–20 Mar – Eid al-Fitr
27 Mar – Ram Navami
31 Mar – Mahavir Jayanti
April 3 Apr – Good Friday
14 Apr – Ambedkar Jayanti
May 1 May – Maharashtra Day & Buddha Purnima
26–27 May – Eid al-Adha
June 26 Jun – Muharram
July 25 Jul – Ashadi Ekadashi
29 Jul – Guru Purnima
August 15 Aug – Independence Day
25 Aug – Eid-e-Milad
September 4 Sep – Janmashtami
14 Sep – Ganesh Chaturthi
25 Sep – Anant Chaturdashi
October 2 Oct – Gandhi Jayanti
20 Oct – Dussehra
26 Oct – Maharshi Valmiki Jayanti
November 5 Nov – Diwali (Selective States)
24 Nov – Guru Nanak Jayanti
December 25 Dec – Christmas

Final Note

Dry days in Maharashtra are enforced under the Maharashtra Prohibition Act. Violating dry day rules can attract penalties and fines.

◆ If you regularly consume alcohol in Maharashtra, consider applying for a Personal Drinking License to stay compliant with state laws.

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