Bank Closures: March 30 to April 4 State-Wise Schedule

Banks across India will observe a mix of national and state holidays this week. Filmogaz.com collated the Bank Closures: March 30 to April 4 State-Wise Schedule for customers.

Weekly schedule overview

March 31

Banks will close in several states for Mahavir Janmakalyanak. The observance is also called Mahavir Jayanti.

• Gujarat
• Maharashtra
• Tamil Nadu
• Rajasthan
• Uttar Pradesh
• West Bengal
• New Delhi
• Bihar
• Jharkhand
• Chhattisgarh

April 1

Most branches will be closed to complete yearly accounts. A handful of states remain open.

• Open: Mizoram, Sikkim, Nagaland, Jharkhand, Meghalaya, Himachal Pradesh
• Closed: All other states and union territories

April 2

Kerala observes Maundy Thursday. Banks in the state will remain closed for the day.

April 3

Good Friday will close banks across large parts of the country. A few regions remain operational.

• Open: Tripura, Chandigarh, Assam, Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir
• Closed: Remaining states and union territories

Regular weekly holidays

All scheduled and non-scheduled banks observe Sundays as holidays. They also close on the second and fourth Saturdays.

Impact on customers and services

Digital banking channels will continue functioning during branch closures. Mobile apps, internet banking, ATMs, and UPI remain available.

In-branch services requiring physical processing will be affected. Customers should anticipate delays for such transactions.

Services likely delayed or unavailable

• Cheque clearing and presentation
• Issuance of demand drafts
• Large cash deposits at teller counters
• Other services needing branch staff or paperwork

Practical advice

• Complete urgent branch transactions before listed holiday dates.
• Use digital channels for routine transfers and bill payments.
• Plan large cash handling and cheque deposits ahead of time.
• Check your local branch calendar for any additional state-specific closures.

For a full state-wise holiday list and updates visit Filmogaz.com. Confirm with your bank before scheduling branch visits.