Bank Holidays In April: In April, especially the series of holidays starts in banks. If you work in a bank and are planning to travel somewhere this month, then this information is very important for you.

During holidays, offline work in banks stops and your (RBI Holiday List) plans may get spoiled. Therefore, before going to the bank for any work, definitely check the list of bank holidays. According to the RBI holiday list, banks are closed in this state even today. Let us know how many more days the banks will remain closed in the coming days -

Today, on 21 April, Monday, the festival of 'Garia Puja' is being celebrated in Tripura, due to which all the banks are closed. Banks are open in all other states. Garia Puja is an important festival of Tripura which is celebrated every year on the seventh day of the month of Baisakh. If you live in Tripura, then you must know about this.

When are the banks closed -

-Banks will remain closed across India on 26 April as it is the fourth Saturday of the month. You will be aware that banks are closed here on the fourth Saturday of every month. So if you are planning any banking transaction, please postpone it until 27 April.

-Parshuram Jayanti is on 29 April, Parshuram Jayanti is the festival of the birthday of Parshuram, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism. This festival is celebrated with great pomp in Himachal Pradesh and banking services remain closed on this day.

-Banks will remain closed in Karnataka on the occasion of Basava Jayanti and Akshaya Tritiya on 30 April. Basava Jayanti is the festival of the birthday of Basaveshwara, a famous saint and social reformer of Karnataka, while Akshaya Tritiya is considered an auspicious day in Hinduism. Due to which banks will remain closed in Karnataka due to both these festivals.

Although you may face trouble due to the bank being closed, there is nothing to panic about. You can easily carry out all your financial transactions using UPI transactions, internet banking, mobile banking and ATM services. Whether you need to send money to someone or buy something, these options are accessible to you and you don't need to visit a bank.

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