Bank Holidays: RBI Released List of Bank Holidays in February 2024

Bank Holidays in February 2024: In the first month of 2024 January, banks were closed for 16 days in various sectors. Most of these holidays are over. Remaining holidays will be completed by January 31. There will be many holidays in the next month of February as well. Bank Holidays: Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Releases List of Bank Holidays in February 2024.

In the month of February, there will be a total of 11 days of holidays for banks in different sectors. If you have any important bank related work in February, then plan your things in advance by looking at the holiday calendar. This time the month of February also has 29 days. However, net banking and ATM related services will continue as before during the holidays.

Bank holidays in February 2024:

4th February 2024- As the first Sunday of the month, there will be a public holiday for banks.

10 February 2024 – Bank holiday due to second Saturday of the month.

11 February 2024 – Banks across the country will be closed on the second Sunday.

14 February 2024- Bank holiday in Tripura, Orissa and West Bengal due to Basant Panchami / Saraswati Puja.

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15 February 2024-This day will be a bank holiday in Manipur due to Louis-Nagai-ni.

18 February 2024: It is the third Sunday of the month. Banks across the country are closed as it is Sunday.

19 February 2024: Bank holiday in Maharashtra due to Chhatrapati Shivaji Jayanti.

20 February 2024: Bank holiday in Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh due to State Day.

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24 February 2024: This day is a bank holiday as it is the second Saturday of the month.

25 February 2024: This day is a public holiday for banks as it is a Sunday.

26 February 2024: This day will be a bank holiday in Arunachal Pradesh due to Nyocom.

For more information about bank holidays, you can check the list by visiting the official website of Reserve Bank of India https://rbi.org.in. During bank holidays, you can do your work sitting at home through online banking/net banking.