In November 2026, Indian banks will take several days off to celebrate Diwali and various regional festivals. Banks will close their doors on November 9, 10, and 11 across different states, each holiday showcasing the unique cultural significance of the festivities. Customers are encouraged to review the holiday schedule for efficient banking planning. However, digital banking services will still be operational for everyday transactions. In November 2026, Indian banks will take several days off to celebrate Diwali and various regional festivals. Banks will close their doors on November 9, 10, and 11 across different states, each holiday showcasing the unique cultural significance of the festivities. Customers are encouraged to review the holiday schedule for efficient banking planning. However, digital banking services will still be operational for everyday transactions.
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