New Delhi: New year is coming in a few days. People have started preparing to welcome the new year. The year 2020 is about to end and people are looking forward to the new year 2021. The preparations for the new year have started, while it is expected that the epidemic will be free in the new year. So that you will be able to plan to roam freely. In such a situation, people have started looking at the list of holidays for the coming year i.e. 2021. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced holidays for January 2021.
2021 January to December bank holiday list
There is also a big craze to see the holiday calendar at the beginning of the year. So let us tell you that the new year is going to be very good for everyone in terms of holidays. We all want to know what day in the year 2021 is a holiday. Which holiday is on Sunday and is there any occasion when Saturday and Sunday have a holiday and become our long weekend. With the information of when and when the holidays of banks are in the year 2021, you can make a list of your work related to the bank. Holiday calendar of public sector banks has been released in the year 2021. According to this calendar, banks have more than 67 days of holidays this year. Banks will remain closed for 8 days in January. Apart from this, there are holidays on the second and fourth Saturdays and Sundays
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When will banks be closed in 2021, check list
January –
January 1, Friday – New Year’s Day
– January 2, Saturday – New Year Holiday
– January 9, Second Saturday
– January 11, Monday – Missionary Day
– January 14, Thursday – Makar Sankranti and Pongal Banks will have holidays in some states due to Thiruvalluvar Day on January 15
– January 23, Fourth Saturday
– January 26, Tuesday – Republic Day
February
– February 13, Second Saturday
– February 16, Tuesday – Vasant Panchami
– February 27, Fourth Saturday – Guru Ravidas Jayanti
March
– March 11, Thursday – Mahashivratri
– March 13, Second Saturday
– March 27, Fourth Saturday
– March 29, Monday – Holi
April
– April 2, Friday – Good Friday
– April 8, Thursday – Buddha Purnima
– April 10, Second Saturday
– April 14, Thursday – Baisakhi and Dr. BR Ambedkar Jayanti
– April 21, Wednesday – Ram Navami
– April 24, Fourth Saturday
– April 25, Sunday – Mahavir Jayanti
May
– May 1, Saturday – May Day or Labor Day
– May 8, Second Saturday
– May 12, Wednesday – Eid-ul-Fitr
– May 22, Second Saturday
June
– June 12, Second Saturday
– June 26, Fourth Saturday
July
– July 10, Second Saturday
– July 20, Tuesday – Bakrid / Eid al-Adha
– July 24, Fourth Saturday
August
– August 10, Tuesday – Moharram
– August 14, Second Saturday
– August 15, Sunday – Independence Day
– August 22, Sunday – Rakshabandhan
– August 28, Fourth Saturday
– August 30, Monday – Janmashtami
September
– September 10, Friday – Ganesh Chaturthi
– September 11, Saturday – Second Saturday
– September 25, Saturday – Fourth Saturday
October
– October 2, Saturday – Gandhi Jayanti
– October 9, Second Saturday – October 13, Wednesday – Maha Ashtami
– October 14, Thursday – Maha Navami
– October 15, Friday – Dussehra
– October 18, Monday – Eid-e-Milan
– October 23, Fourth Saturday
November
– November 4, Thursday – Diwali
– November 6, Saturday – Brother
– November 13, Second Saturday
– November 15, Monday – Deepawali Holiday
– November 19, Friday – Guru Nanak Jayanti
– November 27, Fourth Saturday
December
– December 11, Second Saturday
– December 25, Fourth Saturday – Christmas Day
RBI announces bank holiday for 2021
All government, private, foreign and cooperative banks have to consider the holidays issued by RBI. These holidays include the second and fourth Saturdays of the month along with holidays in different states. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released the Bank Holiday 2020 calendar for the year 2020. According to the RBI website, holidays have been fixed in this way according to many states. The bank may be open in your state and closed in another state.
There will be no problem of cash
You must note that during the holidays of banks, the most shortage is in withdrawing cash from ATMs. In many places, due to the closure of the bank, cash does not reach the ATM and the ATM is empty. In such a situation, you keep the cash according to your requirement or do the rest of the work through online transactions only. However, some banks have introduced the service of mobile ATM vans, which will solve the cash problem. Note: You can see the holiday list on the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) website. Also, let us tell you that the holidays in the bank vary from state to state. Except in states where there are local holidays, banking will be normal in other states.
If you want, below You can see the holiday list by clicking on the link.
