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Bank Strike March 2021: Branches to remain closed for 4 days

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    If there is any important banking work, you must finish today (Friday), as impending closures may interfere with your activities. Although banking activities on mobile and internet will remain uninterrupted, several bank branches will remain closed on holidays and in March due to the impending strike by banking associations.

     

    Bank unions have called for a two-day strike from March 15 to protest the proposed privatization.

     

    Banks will be closed for a two-day strike on March 15 (Monday) and March 16 (Tuesday), the previous two days being the second Saturday on March 13 and the Sunday on March 14. So, in short, the banks will be closed for four consecutive days.

     

    Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has mentioned some days when banking activities will be closed in March 2021.

     

    However, it is important to note that bank holidays vary from state to state and not all banking institutions observe them. Banking holidays also depend on the festivals celebrated in a particular state or the notification of specific events in that state.

     

    In total, banks will be closed for 5 days. The Reserve Bank of India keeps its holidays in three brackets - subject to holiday negotiation law; Holidays and real-time gross settlement holidays under the law subject to negotiation; And termination of bank accounts. Meanwhile, considering the second second Saturday and the 4th Sunday weekly off, the number of days when the bank will be closed amount to 11

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