Magazines

Subscribe to our print & digital magazines now

Subscribe

Bank Holidays For March 2022; Check Full State-wise List here

Find the Complete List of upcoming Bank Holidays in March 2022

Updated on: 1 March, 2022 6:01 PM IST By: Kritika Madhukar
Closed Bank

Bank Holidays: In February 2022, banks in India were closed for 12 days. Saraswati Puja/Shree Panchami/Basant Panchami and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Jayanti were two significant occasions in the month.

Banks will remain shut for 13 days in the coming month of March 2022, according to the list of holidays that was released by India's central bank and Reserve bank of India. The major festivals that are falling in the month of March are Mahashivratri and Holi.

The holidays are divided into two categories by RBI, the national category and the regional category. All banks are closed on National holidays and on regional holidays some states allow the banks to be open.

And since bank closures may have an impact on customers who really need to physically visit a branch, it is pivotal to be aware of the holiday dates ahead of time. However, the ATMs and other online banking services will remain functional.

List of upcoming Bank Holidays in March 2022:

1. Banks in Gujarat will be closed on March 1 (Tuesday) in observance of Mahashivratri.

2. Due to Losar falling on March 3, (Thursday) banks in Sikkim will be closed.

3. Banks in Mizoram will be closed on March 4 (Friday) due to Chapchar Kut.

4. Thursday, March 17 banks in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand will remain shut.

5. Banks will be closed in Karnataka, Orissa, Tamil Nadu, Manipur, and Tripura on March 18th (Friday) due to the Holi festival.

6. Due to Holi/Yaosang, banks in Orissa, Manipur, and Bihar will be closed on March 19 (Saturday).

7. Banks in Bihar will remain closed on March 22 (Tuesday) to commemorate the Bihar Divas.

8. Banks will remain shut on the second and fourth weekends as well.

International No Diet Day 2024 Quiz Take a quiz

Show your support

Dear patron, thank you for being our reader. Readers like you are an inspiration for us to move Agri Journalism forward. We need your support to keep delivering quality Agri Journalism and reach the farmers and people in every corner of rural India.

Every contribution is valuable for our future.

Contribute Now