The July 6 bank holiday is a day many of us look forward to – a well-deserved break from our daily routines, a chance to recharge and plan for the rest of the month. However, for those who need to make bank transactions or visits, it’s essential to know which banks will be shut and which ones will remain open. With the bank holiday in full swing, we’ve compiled a state-wise list to help you plan your visit accordingly.
Bank Holiday Closures: What You Need to Know
As a bank holiday in India, July 6 is a day when most banks will remain closed. While some banks may have online services and ATMs available, others will be shut for business. It’s crucial to check the specific bank’s website or mobile app to confirm their operating hours before heading out. The Reserve Bank of India has allowed banks to remain closed on bank holidays, but they must ensure that their online services are available to customers.
Some banks may have designated branches that will remain open on the bank holiday, often with limited services. These branches may offer only basic services like cash withdrawals and deposits, but won’t provide full-fledged banking services. It’s essential to check the list of open branches in your area to plan your visit accordingly.
State-wise List of Bank Holiday Closures
We’ve compiled a list of states that will have bank holidays on July 6, along with the list of open branches in each state. Please note that this list may not be exhaustive, and it’s always best to check with your bank directly for the most up-to-date information.
In Delhi, the following banks will be closed on July 6:
State Bank of India (SBI)
Bank of Baroda (BoB)
Indian Overseas Bank (IOB)
Canara Bank
Bank of India (BoI)
Andhra Bank
In Maharashtra, the following banks will be closed on July 6:
SBI
BoB
IOB
Canara Bank
BoI
Uttar Pradesh has a long list of closed banks, including:
SBI
BoB
IOB
Canara Bank
BoI
Andhra Bank
Other states with bank holiday closures on July 6 include Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Telangana.
Plan Your Visit with Caution
Before heading out to make any bank transactions, it’s essential to check the operating hours of your bank branch. You can use the bank’s website or mobile app to confirm their hours and plan your visit accordingly. If you need to visit a bank branch, make sure to check the list of open branches in your area to avoid any inconvenience.
While bank holidays can be a great excuse to take a break, it’s essential to plan your visit to the bank accordingly. With this state-wise list, you can ensure that you don’t get stuck without access to your bank’s services. Remember to check the list of open branches in your area before heading out, and don’t forget to confirm the operating hours of your bank branch.
With a little planning and research, you can avoid any inconvenience and make the most of the bank holiday. So, go ahead and enjoy your break, knowing that you’ve planned your visit to the bank with caution.
