Monday financial institution holiday: banks to remain closed on february 3 - RBI declaration
Why are banks closed on monday, february 3?
In line with the reserve financial institution of india (rbi), banks will stay closed on monday, february 3, 2025, in choose states because of saraswati puja and basant panchami.
This has led to worries among customers concerning banking offerings on that day.
In which will banks be closed?
All banks in agartala will stay closed on february 3 in observance of saraswati puja. This pageant, devoted to goddess saraswati, is celebrated with devotion across india, in particular in tripura. But, banks in different states will continue to be open. customers can still get admission to services thru atms, on line banking, and cellular banking no matter the bank holiday.
Financial institution holidays in february 2025 - state-clever time table
The rbi has launched a list of financial institution vacations for february 2025, indicating closures primarily based on nearby fairs and observances:
February 3 (monday): saraswati puja - banks closed in agartala.
February eleven (tuesday): thaipusam - banks closed in chennai.
February 12 (wednesday): sant ravidas jayanti - banks closed in shimla.
February 15 (saturday): loi-ngai-ni - banks closed in imphal.
February 19 (wednesday): chhatrapati shivaji maharaj jayanti - banks closed in mumbai, nagpur, and belapur.
February 20 (thursday): country day - banks closed in aizawl and itanagar.
February 26 (wednesday): mahashivratri - banks closed in essential cities along with ahmedabad, bengaluru, bhopal, mumbai, and extra.
Weekend bank closures
Similarly to pageant-associated closures, banks will continue to be closed on:
February 2 (sunday): weekly vacation.
February eight-nine (saturday-sunday): 2d saturday and weekly holiday.
February 16 (sunday): weekly holiday.
February 22-23 (saturday-sunday): fourth saturday and weekly excursion.
Clients are advised to plan their banking activities accordingly and make use of virtual banking offerings all through holidays.
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