Bank Holidays in January 2024: A few days are left for the beginning of the year 2024. If you are thinking of doing banking related work in the first month of the new year i.e. January, then before that check the holiday list of banks.
Bank Holidays in January 2024: A few days are left for the beginning of the year 2024. If you are thinking of doing banking related work in the first month of the new year i.e. January, then it is important to check the holiday list of banks before that. You can do your planning accordingly. Let us know when the banks will remain closed in the month of January.
4 Sundays a month
There are 4 Sundays in the month of January, which are weekly holidays. This month 7, 14, 21 and 28 January are Sunday. Apart from this, 13th and 27th January are Saturdays. It is the second and fourth Saturday of the month. In this way there are total 6 weekly holidays.
Banks closed on 1st January also
Banks will remain closed on January 1 in most states of the country. It is the first day of the new year. Because of this the banks will remain locked. Banks are closed in Mizoram on January 11 due to Missionary Day. Swami Vivekananda Jayant is on 12th January. Due to this, banks will remain closed in West Bengal. 15th January is Monday. On this day, banks are closed in some states of South India due to Pongal.
Banks will remain closed in Bengal and Assam on January 16 due to Tusu Puja. Banks are closed in most of the states on January 17 due to Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti. Due to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti on 23 January, functioning of banks in some states may be affected. Banks are closed on 25 January in Himachal Pradesh due to State Day. 26th January is Republic Day and banks will remain closed on this day. Banks will remain closed in Assam on 31 January. Let us tell you that there will be change in the date of bank closure in different states of the country. Regional bank holidays may vary from state to state and banks in the country.
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