The fiscal year 2024-25 will come to a close on March 2025. As we look forward to the new fiscal year, FY26 of FY 2025-26, many essential activities concerning business and personal finance arise. And this is the time when one needs their banks the most.
Are Banks Open Tomorrow?
So, are the banks functional, this entire week? The short answer is no.
Banks in the state of Maharashtra are expected to remain shut on Wednesday, February 19.
The lenders in the state will be non-operational tomorrow, as the state will be celebrating Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, the former Maratha Warrior King's birth anniversary.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti Celebrations | Image used for representation purpose only
Other holidays in the month are as follows:
Banks in Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram will be closed on February 20, Thursday, as the states celebrate Statehood Day.
Banks will be non-operational on February 22 as it would mark the fourth Saturday of the month. Thereafter, banks will be closed on Sunday, February 23.
Then comes another holiday, marking a major festivity, as banks in most states in the country will remain closed on February 26, Wednesday, on account of the Hindu festival of Maha Shivaratri.
As for this week, the banks will not be operational this Saturday, as this would mark the fourth Saturday of the month, which would mean the banks will remain closed.
All banks are open for virtual business on weekends and other holidays and are accessible. This is the case unless a bank's customers or account holders are specifically informed otherwise. | Representative Image
What Can Consumers in Need Do?
All banks are open for virtual business on weekends and other holidays and are accessible. This is the case unless a bank's customers or account holders are specifically informed otherwise.
These services can be accessed through mobile apps and internet websites of the associated banks.
There is a possibility that some banks will use this period for maintenance work.
In case of non-availability of virtual services, one must contact their banks.
