Bank holidays next week: SBI, HDFC, ICICI branches will be closed on these six days between 9-15 Nov. Check RBI calendar
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- ✓Banks across India will remain closed for six days between 9-15 November, according to the official RBI calendar.
- ✓Public and private lenders like SBI and HDFC will shut their branches for regional festivals and weekends.
- ✓However, customers can still use online banking and mobile apps for their urgent financial needs.
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Bank holidays next week: All public and private sector lenders, including the State Bank of India and HDFC Bank will remain closed on six days next week between 9-15 November across regions, according to the central bank's official calendar.
According to Reserve Bank of India's rules, all scheduled and non-scheduled banks observe listed holidays and mandatory closure on second and fourth Saturdays and every Sunday in a month. In-branch services are shut, but digital services (online net banking, app) will remain operational.
Bank holiday next week: Check details
Usually, in addition to the common national and gazetted holidays, or weekend offs, banks in India could have local holidays and festivals off, as required. The central bank releases its annual, official bank holiday list in January. Please contact your nearest local bank branch for their confirmed holiday schedule for 2026.Banks will be closed for a total of 16 days this month, including state and regional holidays and weekend offs, as per the official RBI calendar for November. Of this, banks, including the SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Punjab National Bank, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda and other lenders across India will remain closed on the following dates next week:
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