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Both accounts agree that the court has marked September 11 as a holiday tied to BRICS Summit arrangements and has set November 28 as a compensatory working day.
The Supreme Court declared September 11, 2026, a holiday for the court and its registry.
September 12 will be a holiday for the registry.
The move follows a Department of Personnel and Training office memorandum tied to the BRICS Summit.
November 28, 2026, will be a full working day, with registry offices functioning until 5 PM.
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Both accounts agree that the court has marked September 11 as a holiday tied to BRICS Summit arrangements and has set November 28 as a compensatory working day.
The reporting is consistent on the dates and the administrative reason given, but the exact scope of the closures remains limited to the court and registry in the supplied coverage. No further changes are indicated in the available material, though the arrangement could still be updated by later administrative orders.
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The Supreme Court declared September 11, 2026 a holiday for the court and its registry, with September 12 reserved as a holiday for the registry. The reporting links the decision to a Department of Personnel and Training memorandum on BRICS Summit arrangements. It also says November 28, 2026 will be a full working day, and registry offices will function until 5 PM.
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The Supreme Court of India reports that September 11, 2026, is declared a holiday for the court and its registry, while September 12 is a holiday for the registry. This action follows a Department of Personnel and Training Office Memorandum regarding the BRICS Summit. Consequently, the court announced that November 28, 2026, will serve as a full working day with registry offices functioning until 5 PM, according to an administration circular.
Live Law reports that the Supreme Court will observe a holiday on September 11, 2026, due to arrangements for the BRICS conference in Delhi. According to an administrative circular, the Full Court declared September 11 a holiday for the court and registry, and September 12 a holiday for the registry. The decision follows a Ministry of Personnel memorandum directing Central Government office closures for the 18th BRICS Leaders' Summit, with November 28 set as a compensatory working day.