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Which Key Bank Holidays Are Coming in October 2024? Check the Full List Here!

Bank holidays in October 2024 include Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra, Durga Puja, Valmiki Jayanti, and Diwali. These holidays will vary regionally, impacting bank branches across different states, as per RBI listings.
Which Key Bank Holidays Are Coming in October 2024? Check the Full List Here!

In October 2024, banks across India will observe holidays for several key occasions, such as Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra, Durga Puja, Valmiki Jayanti, and Diwali. These holidays, listed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), will vary regionally, affecting bank branches in different states.

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Bank holidays will impact multiple cities nationwide in observance of regional festivals, with some dates being national holidays. Customers planning to visit bank branches are advised to check the holiday schedule closely, as state-wise variations may lead to different closures.

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Although bank branches will be closed, online and digital banking services will remain operational. Fund transfers, mobile banking, and other digital services will continue to be available, ensuring uninterrupted customer convenience during these holidays. 

October holidays include significant dates such as October 2 for Gandhi Jayanti, observed across India, and other regional holidays like October 3 (Navratra Sthapna in Rajasthan) and October 10 (Durga Puja and Dussehra). These holidays may vary from state to state, depending on regional celebrations.

Additional closures include October 11 for Dussehra, observed in states like Tripura, Karnataka, and others, and October 17 for Maharshi Valmiki Jayanti in Karnataka and Himachal Pradesh. October 26 (Fourth Saturday) marks Accession Day in Jammu & Kashmir.

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On October 31, banks will be closed for Diwali and related festivities across several states, including Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal. Customers are encouraged to plan financial transactions in advance to avoid disruptions due to these bank closures.

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