Banks closed in several states on Aug 26 for Id-E-Milad and Thiruvonam

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Several bank branches across India will remain closed on Wednesday, August 26, in observance of the Id-E-Milad and Thiruvonam festivals. The closures are region-specific, affecting states where these festivals are officially recognized as public holidays. Customers can still access banking services through ATMs and online platforms during the holiday. Additionally, banks will be shut on August 28 for Raksha Bandhan and again on August 30 for the regular weekly Sunday holiday.

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