New Delhi: Everyone needs to visit a bank at some point, whether to withdraw or deposit money; indeed, banks are considered an essential part of life. When banks are closed, pending tasks can get stalled. If you have any bank-related work this week, it is advisable to check the holiday schedule before heading out. You wouldn’t want to arrive at the bank only to find it closed for a holiday, causing unnecessary inconvenience.
According to the RBI calendar, banks will remain closed for three days this week. You might be wondering which three days these are. Checking the RBI calendar before visiting the bank will help clear up any confusion regarding holidays.
Find out when the banks will remain open
If you have bank-related work, it is important to understand the details regarding holidays. Information about bank holidays in the second week of September is relevant for you. Between September 7 and September 13, 2026, banks will remain closed for three days in most parts of the country.
From September 7 to September 10 (Monday to Thursday), there are no major national or regional holidays listed in the RBI calendar. Therefore, bank branches in most locations will remain open as usual on these days.
Which three days will banks remain closed?
According to the Reserve Bank of India’s calendar, banks will observe holidays on September 11, 12, and 13 during the second week of September. On Friday, September 11, bank branches within the Jaipur Municipal Corporation area will remain closed due to local elections.
This holiday will not apply to the entire state of Rajasthan or to cities across the country. Additionally, a bank union strike has been announced for September 11, which could impact certain banking services. Meanwhile, September 12 and 13 fall on a Saturday and Sunday, respectively; consequently, banks will remain closed on both these days. These services will remain available even on holidays.
For your information, if you have any business to attend to at a bank branch, do not visit the bank on these three days; you would simply have to return empty-handed. However, digital services such as UPI, net banking, and ATMs generally remain operational. In short, you can carry out your tasks smoothly via digital transactions even on bank holidays.
