Satta Matka Market Holidays 2026

Diwali 2026 market holiday overview

Diwali fell on Sunday, 8 November 2026. The festival date is fixed in the 2026 Indian holiday calendar, but a Matka market's schedule is a separate matter. Individual markets can announce a longer break, close only on the festival day, or continue their usual sessions. A public holiday does not automatically establish a holiday for every market.

For Diwali 2026, several publicly posted notices list 6–15 November as the extended closure period for markets including Kalyan, Kalyan Night, Milan Day, Milan Night and Main Bazar. Those notices give 16 November 2026 as the expected reopening date. Other notices specifically distinguish Kalyan Morning and Milan Morning as Diwali-day-only closures, while the Sridevi family is reported to continue during the festival. These are reported schedules, not live operational guarantees.

Matka Diwali holidays 2026: market-wise closure table

Use this table to compare the different categories of Diwali schedules. The dates are deliberately listed by market instead of assuming that all results stopped for the same period. “Reported operating” means a notice described normal operation; it does not prove that a result was published on every date.

15 markets shown.

“Kalyan Day” here refers to the commonly listed Kalyan market, and “Sridevi Day” to the daytime Sridevi listing. Market names can differ across directories. A notice about “Main Bazar Day” should not be applied to the separately named “Main Bazar” market.

Markets with an extended Diwali closure

Published Diwali 2026 schedules group Kalyan, Kalyan Night, Milan Day, Milan Night, Main Bazar and Time Bazar among markets with a reported break from 6 to 15 November. A more detailed notice also includes Rajdhani Night and Night Time Bazar. Because both the start and end dates are included, this covers ten calendar dates rather than only the day of Diwali.

Which Matka markets closed only for Diwali day?

A single-day closure is different from the extended break. The published 2026 notice describes Kalyan Morning and Milan Morning as closed specifically for Diwali on 8 November, with their otherwise normal schedules continuing on other applicable days. It also identifies Main Bazar Day as a separate single-day closure, not the same listing as Main Bazar.

Which Matka markets remained scheduled during Diwali?

The detailed public notice identifies Sridevi Morning, Sridevi (Day) and Sridevi Night as markets reported to continue during Diwali. This makes their holiday schedule different from the extended breaks described above. For visitors, the distinction is useful: an absent Sridevi result should not immediately be labelled a festival closure unless a market-specific notice supports that explanation.

Diwali 2026 market holiday and reopening timeline

This timeline shows the dates reported for the extended-closure group. It should not be interpreted as a universal operating calendar for every Matka market.

1. 6 November
   Reported break begins

   Extended-closure notices begin for Kalyan, Milan Day/Night, Main Bazar and other named markets.

2. 8 November
   Diwali festival day

   The holiday day for Kalyan Morning and Milan Morning; Sridevi variants are reported to continue.

3. 15 November
   Scheduled final closure date

   The published extended break includes 15 November as its final listed day.

4. 16 November
   Expected reopening

   Notices give this date for resumption; actual publication and any revised timings require a later market-specific check.

Some sites also announce timing changes after the holiday. Since a new timetable can differ by market and source, this page does not publish speculative post-holiday Open or Close times. Use each market's timing information after its schedule is confirmed.

Why a Matka result may be missing during a holiday

A missing result is not proof that a market is closed. A market may be on a scheduled festival break, observing its usual weekly day off, waiting for a result to be published, or experiencing a delay between external publication and FixResult's update process. Those conditions should be labelled differently because they describe different facts.

For historical charts, it is better to preserve an empty day with an explicit reason, when that reason is documented, than to insert a placeholder number or carry forward the previous result. A holiday note and a historical result record serve different purposes.

Republic Day, Independence Day and other market holidays

Diwali is not the only occasion when visitors may want a market closure schedule. Republic Day (26 January) and Independence Day (15 August) are national holidays in India. However, that does not establish a uniform closure policy for privately listed Matka markets. A national holiday calendar confirms the festival or observance date; a separate market notice is required to confirm that a specific market was closed.

These holiday dates are supported by Indian government calendars. “Not documented here” means we have not included a sufficiently clear market-specific record; it does not mean a market was open or closed.

Frequently asked questions about Matka market holidays

Sources, verification method and editorial notes

FixResult is an informational reference, not a market operator. Holiday schedules on this page are compiled from publicly visible notices and checked for differences between similarly named markets. The publicly posted notices can be revised or disagree with one another, so the table distinguishes announced dates from an unconfirmed exact date range.

1. Government of India 2026 holiday list (URSC)Used to verify that Diwali falls on 8 November, Republic Day on 26 January, and Independence Day on 15 August 2026.
2. Public Diwali 2026 market noticeReports extended, single-day and continuing market categories. Third-party market notice, not independent confirmation of operations.
3. Additional Diwali 2026 noticeCorroborates the extended 6–15 November period for several markets; its coverage is not identical for every market.
4. Market result-board holiday indicationUsed only to note that Rajdhani Day has been labelled “Holiday” on some boards; exact date range remains unconfirmed here.

Last editorial review: 10 November 2026. Next update: when a credible market notice supplies a changed schedule or an independently checked reopening. This date should be changed only when the content is actually reviewed.

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