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I will be on leave on 1st of April.I will be off on April 1st.Many team members will be on leave on Monday due to festival.I am off this entire week. I will be in on Monday.

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

I will have the day off April 1st.
I will be off April 1st.
Many team members will be off Monday for the festival.
I am off this entire week. I will be back on Monday.

Chandrasekhar Reddy · Answer

Thank you.

Anonymous · Answer

Chandrasekhar ReddyI will be on leave on 1st of April.

This general use of "leave" is a feature of Indian English. Outside that, being on leave normally means when someone has time off from their job in some kind of armed force (army, navy or air force, for example).

If you are communicating with people who are not speakers of Indian English, it would be better to say/write off work or just off.

Chandrasekhar ReddyI will be off on April 1st.

or: I will be off on the 1st of April.

Chandrasekhar ReddyMany team members will be on leave on Monday due to festival.

Many team members will be off on (or just off) Monday due to a festival.

You could use the before festival, instead of a, if you have already mentioned which festival in particular.

Chandrasekhar ReddyI will be in on Monday.

This or Mister Micawber's suggestion is fine.

Chandrasekhar Reddy · Answer

Thanks for the detailed explanation.

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