In Outlook, the Indian holiday is "Republic Day" not "Republican .

[Guest]

Glad to see that Microsoft has finally included India in holidays list for
Outlook, but still a few complaints:

1. January 26 is known as Republic Day, not Republican Day.

2. Why are there only 3 holidays for India? India has many, many more,
which suggests that Microsoft made a very feeble (or token) attempt to
include India in the holidays list.

3. Why are Hindu holidays not included, when Christian, Jewish, and Islamic
holidays are included in the list? I'm sure the same can be said for other
religions as well . . .

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, rp asked:

| Glad to see that Microsoft has finally included India in holidays
| list for Outlook, but still a few complaints:
|
| 1. January 26 is known as Republic Day, not Republican Day.
|
| 2. Why are there only 3 holidays for India? India has many, many
| more, which suggests that Microsoft made a very feeble (or token)
| attempt to include India in the holidays list.
|
| 3. Why are Hindu holidays not included, when Christian, Jewish, and
| Islamic holidays are included in the list? I'm sure the same can be
| said for other religions as well . . .