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Banks to Remain Closed in Several States on Sept 4 for Janmashtami

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Indian banks in multiple states will be shut on September 4, 2026, in observance of Krishna Janmashtami. Customers are advised to note that additional closures are expected later in the month due to other festivals and elections. Branch services will be unavailable on these holidays, though ATMs and digital banking platforms will continue to operate as usual. People with urgent in-person banking needs are encouraged to check their local branch holiday schedules and plan ahead accordingly.

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