Bank Holiday: Banks will be closed in two states today. However, these holidays will not be implemented simultaneously across the country, but instead will be in different states due to local festivals. In November, banks will be closed from November 5th to 9th, i.e., from Wednesday to Sunday.
Banks will be closed in two states today. However, these holidays will not be implemented nationwide at the same time, but will be observed in different states due to local festivals. In November, banks will be closed from November 5th to 9th, i.e., from Wednesday to Sunday. Banks will be closed today in Bihar and Meghalaya.
November 6 will be a holiday in two states.
Bank branches in Bihar and Meghalaya will remain closed tomorrow, November 6th. In Meghalaya, the traditional Nongkrem Dance Festival, an important part of the state’s rich culture and traditions, will be celebrated on this day. In Bihar, banks will remain closed wherever voting takes place for the 2025 Bihar Assembly General Elections to allow employees to participate in the voting process.
According to the RBI list, there are holidays ahead as well.
Banks will remain closed on November 7 (Friday) on the occasion of Wangala Festival in Meghalaya.
Banking services will be closed across the country on Saturday, November 8th, being a second Saturday. Karnataka will also observe a bank holiday for Kanakadasa Jayanti.
Banks across the country will remain closed on November 9 (Sunday) due to weekly holiday.
Additionally, banks will be closed on all Sundays in November: November 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, as well as the fourth Saturday, November 22. However, customers need not worry, as ATM, internet banking, mobile banking, and UPI services will be available on these days. If you have any urgent work to do at a bank branch, please check the holiday list first.
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