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On November 10, select bank branches across India will be closed in observance of Diwali, a time for festive celebrations. While customers can still enjoy digital banking options like mobile banking and UPI, in-person services at physical branches will be unavailable. Additionally, due to various local festivals, some regions will also experience bank closures on November 11.
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The commission found that the bank had failed to produce records establishing that the locker had been properly surrendered or that its contents had been returned. It rejected the bank’s claim that the locker had been surrendered several years ago, noting that locker rent continued to be debited even years later.
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Banks will observe several holidays throughout November for Diwali and various regional festivals across India. Closure dates vary by state, impacting customers' banking activities and access to physical branches. While ATMs and online banking services remain operational, branch-dependent transactions may require rescheduling. Customers should review the holiday schedules for their respective states to avoid inconveniences. Planning banking requirements around these holidays can help customers manage their transactions efficiently.
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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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The insurance agent in the case deposited Rs 35 lakh in cash into his bank account. The department classified the amount as “unexplained money” and sought details of its source. The man maintained that the cash was not his personal money but represented insurance premiums collected from customers who had bought policies through him.
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