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Bank holiday on Ram navami

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 22/03/2026 2:55 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 22/03/2026
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The month of March is very important for financial work because it marks the end of the financial year.

Many people rush to complete bank-related tasks during this time.

However, March also has several festivals like Holi, Eid, and now Ram Navami.

Because of this, bank holidays can affect your plans.

If you have any important bank work, it’s important to know when banks will be closed in your area.

Why Bank Holidays Differ by State

In India, bank holidays are not always the same across all states.

Sometimes, the same festival is observed on different days in different regions.

This is why banks may be closed on different dates depending on the state.

The same situation is happening with Ram Navami this year.

The festival is being observed on March 26 and March 27 in different parts of the country.

Where Banks Will Be Closed on March 26

According to the Reserve Bank of India holiday list, banks will remain closed on March 26 in several states.

These include:

Delhi

Uttar Pradesh

Maharashtra

Rajasthan

Madhya Pradesh

So, if you are in these states, banks will not be open on Thursday, March 26.

Where Banks Will Be Closed on March 27

In some states, Ram Navami will be observed a day later.

Banks will remain closed on March 27 in:

Bihar

Odisha

Sikkim

This means banks in these states will be closed on Friday.

Plan Your Bank Work in Advance

With different holidays in different states, it’s important to plan your bank visits carefully.

If you delay your work, you may face inconvenience due to consecutive holidays.

So, it’s better to complete important tasks in advance and avoid last-minute stress.

Keeping track of bank holidays can help you save time and avoid unnecessary trouble.

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