Bank Holiday September 15: Are Banks Open Today In Gujrat, Goa, Mumbai And Other Cities? Check State-Wise List
Bank Holiday September 15, 2026: Banks are closed in select centres for regional festivals. Check where banks are shut today and whether branches in Delhi, Mumbai and other cities are open.
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Are you planning to visit your nearest bank branch today and withdraw some cash from there? So, before you step out, you should know, today, 15 September 2026, is a bank holiday in some parts of the country. Although this holiday is not across the country, only a few parts. These are local holidays due to the festivities of the area.
The Reserve Bank of India has a location-specific holiday calendar. This means there could be a bank holiday in Delhi but not in Mumbai. According to the RBI list, customers in Gujarat, Odisha and Goa should take note of today's closures before visiting a branch.
Here is a complete look at where banks are closed and which services remain available.
Are Banks Open Or Closed On 15 September?
- Gujarat: Banks are closed for Samvatsari, the concluding day of the Jain festival of Paryushana, associated with forgiveness and reflection.
- Odisha: Banks are closed for Nuakhai, a major agricultural festival that marks the arrival of the new rice harvest.
- Goa: Banks are closed for the second day of Ganesh Chaturthi.
- Affected banking centres: According to the RBI holiday calendar, the closures include Ahmedabad, Bhubaneswar and Panaji.
Will Banks Open In Mumbai, Delhi, Lucknow After Ganesh Chaturthi?
It was a bank holiday in Mumbai yesterday because of Ganesh Chaturthi. But not every city will observe a bank holiday today. Banks in New Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow are expected to work normally. The other cities that are listed in the RBI holiday list will have a holiday. All the customers who are planning should check the holiday applicable to their location before visiting a bank branch. This will help them avoid any inconvenience.
Anyone planning to withdraw cash, submit documents or do other banking-related work that requires a physical branch visit should check the list.
When Are Bank Holiday In September 2026?
| Date | Applicable Banking Centres | Holiday / Occurrence |
| September 21 | Guwahati, Kochi | Regional Holidays |
| September 22 | Ranchi | Regional Holiday |
| September 23 | Jammu, Srinagar | Regional Holiday |
| September 25 | Gangtok | Regional Holiday |
| Recurring | Nationwide | All Sundays, 2nd Saturday, and 4th Saturday |
Important Note: Bank holidays vary significantly across India depending on the state and banking centre. Always verify the specific schedule of your local branch before visiting.
Will Online Banking Services Work?
Customers and students can continue using UPI, mobile banking apps, internet banking, ATMs, and debit and credit cards for most routine transactions.
Even if physical bank branches are closed, customers can continue to use digital banking services. These include:
- ATM cash withdrawals and deposits will work regardless of the bank closure.
- You will not be stuck, as UPI payments through apps such as Google Pay, PhonePe and Paytm.
- Internet banking and Mobile banking applications will work as they always do.
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