Bank holidays in July 2022: Including weekend offs (second Saturdays and Sundays), banks will remain closed for 14 days in the month of July. However, these holidays are going to be state/region specific.
June 2022 Vrat Calendar: In the month of June Nirjala Ekadashi will be observed on 11th June 2022. Hindus believe that people who observe fast on this day go to heaven after death. Know the complete list of festivals and vrats here.
The RBI’s list of holidays falls into three categories. These are state-wise celebrations, religious holidays and festival celebrations.
The bank holidays are listed by the state government, central government, and the union territories under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
Bank Holidays in November 2021: In some states, banks will be closed for two consecutive days, and in some others, for three days in November.
October month is jam-packed with several vacations and festivities, and many banks across the country will be closed during that time.
Notably, there are 13 bank holidays listed but as Ganesh Chaturthi overlaps with second Saturday, it is counted as one holiday. Also, 11 September’s leave overlaps with the second Saturday.
As per the RBI calendar, banks will remain shut from today, i.e. Thursday (August 19) to next Monday (August 23) as August marks the beginning of the festive season.
As per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar list, bank will remain closed for 8 days in the month of August and the remaining days are that of weekends.
During the mandatory leave, the bank employee will not have access to any physical or virtual resources related to the work responsibilities, with the exception of internal/ corporate email which is usually available to all employees for general purposes.
Out of 15 days when banks will remain closed in the month of July, 9 of them will be regional offs which means not all banks in all states will remain closed rather it will be a region-wise holiday.
As per RBI's website, bank holidays in April include various festivals like Ram Navmi, Good Friday, Bihu, Babu Jagjivan Ram’s Birthday. Tamil New Year etc.
According to bank holiday details on the Reserve Bank of India's website, banks will remain shut on March 27 (fourth Saturday), then on March 28 (Sunday), and on March 29 (Monday) on account of Holi.
Bank across India will remain closed for a total of 11 days in the month of March. Banking services may also remain affected as many bank unions have called for a strike in protest against the government's privatisation plan.
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