Bank Holidays | Do you know the holiday for banks in April ..! Be careful
Bank Holidays | April 1st is the first day of the new financial year. You may have to visit bank branches as part of your daily routine. However, when you want to go to the bank, it is advisable to check the calendar once in a while to see if there are any holidays for that day. Holidays are coming up for two consecutive weekends in April. All over the country, there are nine days of bank holidays in the coming month .. Let’s take a look at Avento ..
The first three days are holidays
April 1 is the first day of the financial year. Banks do not work on the same day as the old financial year accounts expire. Banks will be closed in Belapur, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Imphal, Jammu, Mumbai, Nagpur, Panaji and Srinagar. Although the second day is the first Saturday, the Telugu New Year is celebrated in two Telugu states, Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra and Ugadi in Karnataka, so the second day is also a bank holiday. The third day is Sunday weekend off.
Holidays on 14,15 are as follows
Bank holiday on April 14, 15. On the 14th, banks will not be operating in areas where Indian Constitution maker BR Ambedkar Jayanti, Mahavir Jayanti, Tamil New Year, Chirawaba, Biju Festival and Bohag Bihu festivals will be held in various places. On the 15th, along with Good Friday, the banks are on holiday on the occasion of the Bengal New Year and Himachal Pradesh Day. Sunday the 17th is a holiday. Banks will not be operating on the second Saturday of the ninth day and the weekend of the 10th Sunday. Bank holiday on the occasion of the fourth Saturday on the 23rd and Sunday the 24th.
RBI Holiday Calendar for all banks
Of these, except on the second/fourth Saturdays and Sundays, banks do not operate in some parts of the country except on other holidays. Holidays are applicable to all public, private, foreign, cooperative, and regional banks as per the RBI calendar. The RBI classifies bank holidays as state-wise festivals, regional holidays, and national festivals.