This mid-September brings a stretch of bank holidays, spanning from September 13 to 18, due to regional festivals and the weekend. Many banks across India will remain closed for up to six consecutive days. However, these holidays vary by state, so it's important to confirm your local bank holidays to avoid inconvenience. You can check with your local bank branch or stay updated via app notifications.
Here¡¯s a state-wise breakdown of bank holidays from September 13 to 18:
Date | Event | State |
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September 13 (Friday) | Ramdev Jayanti / Teja Dashmi | Rajasthan |
September 14 (Saturday) | Second Saturday / Onam | All India / Kerala |
September 15 (Sunday) | Sunday / Thiruvonam | All India / Kerala |
September 16 (Monday) | Eid-e-Milad | All India |
September 17 (Tuesday) | Indra Jatra | Sikkim |
September 18 (Wednesday) | Sree Narayana Guru Jayanti | Kerala |
Date | Event | State |
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September 21 | Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi | Kerala |
September 22 | Sunday | Pan-India |
September 23 | Heroes' Martyrdom Day | Haryana |
In total, there will be at least 14 bank holidays in September 2024, including weekends. Banks will be closed on the second and fourth Saturdays, as well as Sundays, in addition to holidays for religious and regional events. To avoid any disruptions, it's best to plan your bank visits, particularly during this busy period.
Even when banks are closed, you can still access their services through online banking platforms and mobile apps. These services remain operational even on bank holidays unless otherwise specified. ATMs are also available for cash withdrawals during holidays.
Some bank holidays in September have already passed, including:
Bank holidays in India are determined by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in collaboration with state governments. They consider national holidays, religious festivals, and regional customs. These holidays are announced on the RBI's official website and shared with banks and other financial institutions.
These holidays impact banking transactions, so it's important to stay informed about upcoming holidays in your state.
To ensure a smooth banking experience, always check your state's bank holidays and make use of online banking services during closures. Bank holidays from September 13 to 18 can affect various services, so plan to avoid delays.
By staying informed, you can manage your banking needs even during periods of extended holidays.
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