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How dry days work in Rajasthan

Rajasthan's excise policy for 2025-29 sets five dry days: Republic Day, 30 January (Gandhi's death anniversary), Mahavir Jayanti, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti.

Mahavir Jayanti moves with the calendar and fell on 31 March in 2026. The state also declares extra dry days for urban local body polls.

Elections add dry days anywhere. No liquor may be sold or served in a polling area for 48 hours ending when polling closes, and states usually add a counting-day closure. Exact dates are set close to each poll by the excise department or District Collector.

Common questions

What are the dry days in Rajasthan?

Rajasthan's excise policy for 2025-29 sets five dry days: Republic Day, 30 January (Gandhi's death anniversary), Mahavir Jayanti, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti.

Do elections add dry days in Rajasthan?

Elections add dry days anywhere. No liquor may be sold or served in a polling area for 48 hours ending when polling closes, and states usually add a counting-day closure. Exact dates are set close to each poll by the excise department or District Collector.