Bank holidays in March: Banks to remain closed for 12 days. Check full list here
Bank Holidays In March 2023: These holidays include second and fourth Saturdays, as well as Sundays. However, on these days, online and net banking services will remain functional.
If you have some bank-related work and are planning to visit your nearest branch in March then you should first check the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) bank holiday list. In the month of March banks will remain closed for 12 days. These holidays include second and fourth Saturdays, as well as Sundays. However, on these days, online and net banking services will remain functional.
Bank Holidays In March 2023: Banks will remain closed on these days in March. Representational image.
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The central banks categorise holidays as national and regional. Those in the first category lead to bank holidays across India, while regional holidays lead to closing of branches in some states.
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