Bank Holiday: There will be a bank holiday in many states of the country from 25th to 28th January. In such a situation, you should plan your work according to the list of holidays.
Bank Holiday in January 2024: If you have to complete any important work related to the bank, then keep in mind that there are a lot of holidays in banks this week. Banks are going to remain closed in many states from January 25 to January 28.
In such a situation, to ensure that the customers do not face any inconvenience, the Reserve Bank of India has already released the list of holidays. You can also plan to go to the bank by checking the list of holidays according to your state.
Due to this reason there will be holiday in these states from 25th to 28th January
Banks are going to remain closed today in Chennai, Kanpur, Lucknow and Jammu on Thursday i.e. 25 January 2024 due to Thai Posham and the birthday of Hazrat Mohammad Ali. There will be a holiday in banks across the country on 26 January on the occasion of the national festival Republic Day (Republic Day 2024). Apart from this, banks will remain closed on the second Saturday of 27th January.
There will be a bank holiday on 27th January due to Sunday. In such a situation, in states like Chennai and Uttar Pradesh, there will be banks for four days at a time. Whereas in other states there will be bank holiday for three consecutive days. In such a situation, if you have to complete any important bank related work, then leave for work only after checking the list of bank holidays.
How to work on a long weekend
Bank is an essential financial institution. In such a situation, when the bank is closed for a long time, many important tasks of the customers are not completed, but due to the new technology, the customers do not have to face any problem in cash withdrawal and transfer of money from the account.
Customers can use UPI, Net Banking or Mobile Banking to transfer money from one account to another. ATM can be used to withdraw cash. Both these services will remain operational even on holidays.
