The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced bank holidays for June 2023, impacting operations of private and public sector banks across the country. This article provides a comprehensive list of bank holidays in major cities, highlighting the dates when branches will remain closed and outlining alternative banking services available during these periods.
Beginning June 1, several government services will experience significant changes. These include new rules for obtaining driver’s licenses, the opportunity to correct Aadhar Card details, bank holidays, and potential adjustments to LPG cylinder prices.
Starting from June 1st, several essential changes will come into effect, impacting our daily lives and potentially affecting our household expenses. These changes include updates to Aadhaar card procedures, LPG cylinder prices, driving license rules, and bank holidays.
Several bank holidays fall in May 2024, including Rabindra Jayanti, Akshaya Tritiya, and Buddha Purnima. Banks will be closed in West Bengal on May 8th for Rabindra Jayanti and nationwide on May 10th and 11th for Akshaya Tritiya and the second Saturday of the month, respectively. May 12th is a Sunday, leading to a four-day weekend for banks. Online banking services, including mobile banking, UPI, and internet banking, will remain operational during all bank holidays.
Banks in India will remain closed for up to 14 days in May 2024 due to various holidays, including Sundays, second and fourth Saturdays, and state-specific observances.
