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Getting a new calendar always puts us in a gaming spirit where the first task most of us focus on is look for the holidays. It is needed and not only out of pleasure. Or trip you want to take of going to the bank? Knowing bankholidays helps a lot. If you work in a bank, you should avoid hassles during holidays. Stopping by the bank, may cause un necessary issues. Now, we will provide a list of designated bank holidays for March 2025, so you do not have to check in advance.
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Banks In India Will Be Closed For 8 Days In March 2025
Aside from the Sundays and the second Saturday of March 2025, which falls under the month of March, Banks in India will only remain closed for a total of 8 days. These holidays change along with the state and the festival as per the. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday list under the 1881’s Negoitable Instruments Act. Remember Holi or Eid – Els Fetr, or regional celebrations style, these and other important ones have specific dates as well.
*(no/yes) Bank holidays In March 2025 *(no) March 7(Fri): Banks are closed in Mirzapur due to admittance of sick passenger at Chapchar festival. *(no) March 13(Thu): Holila Dahan And Pongala- Notes are not sight approved in…
With the exception of the states of Tripura, Odisha, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Manipur, Kerala, and Nagaland, all states including the capital will observe a holiday on March 14 because of Holi (Dhulandi, Dol Yatra). Holi will still be celebrated in the states of Tripura, Odisha, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Manipur on the 15th March. In Bihar, the banks will remain closed on March 22 because of the state serving day. March 27 will have banks on break in Jammu and Kashmir because of Shab-e-Qadr. 28th marks the end of Ramzan which will be celebrated as Jumatul Bida and it will be a day off in Jammu and Kashmir. Most states will be celebrating Eid-Ul-Fitr on March 31 which will be a public holiday besides the two states Mizoram and Himachal Pradesh.
Strategically Plan Your Work For The Bank To Ensure That Everything Is Completed On Time
As most holidays are placed in the working week, customers will be advised or encouraged to plan their banking transactions accordingly. While bank branches will be closed, net banking, UPI transactions, and ATMs will continue working. Local bank branches should be contacted regarding any changes on holiday updates.
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