Holidays are special. You can spend time with your loved one or with yourself. A good holiday will recharge us and will make us ready for the upcoming working days. This article lists the SBI Bank Holidays 2023. You can check out the list and plan your holiday accordingly. 

About SBI

The full form of SBI is the State Bank of India. It is the largest public sector bank in India. It is the 221st largest bank in the world. It is an Indian multinational, public sector banking and financial services. The headquarters is located in Mumbai. It is one of the most trusted banks in India. It is 200 years old now. It was originally started as the State Bank of Calcutta in 1806. Then,  in 1955 the bank is named as State Bank of India. It is featured in the list of fortune 500. SBI was the only Indian bank on the list. SBI serves about 44 crore customers in India. (Source: About SBI)

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List of SBI Bank Holidays 2023

SBI bank is usually closed on public and national holidays. Sometimes SBI is closed on regional festivals. As per the Reserve Bank of India, SBI will remain closed on 2nd Saturdays and on 4th Saturdays. The below-mentioned are the days when SBI will remain closed. (Source: SBI Holidays)

COMPLETE SBI BANK HOLIDAY LIST 2023
COMPLETE SBI BANK HOLIDAY LIST 2023
Serial No.DateDayHoliday
114-JanSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
226-JanThursdayRepublic Day
328-JanSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
411-FebSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
525-FebSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
608-MarWednesdayHoli
711-MarSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
825-MarSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
930-MarThursdayRam Navami
1001-AprSaturdayAnnual Closing of Bank accounts
1104-AprTuesdayMahavir Jayanthi
1207-AprFridayGood Friday
1308-AprSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
1422-AprSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday / Id-ul-Fitr
1505-MayFridayBuddha Purnima
1613-MaySaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
1727-MaySaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
1810-JunSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
1924-JunSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
2029-JunThursdayBakrid / Id-ul-Zuha
2108-JulSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
2222-JulSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
2329-JulSaturdayMuharram
2412-AugSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
2515-AugTuesdayIndependence Day
2626-AugSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
2707-SepThursdayJanmashtami
2809-SepSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
2923-SepSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
3028-SepThursdayMilad-un-Nabi (or) Id-e-Milad
3102-OctMondayGandhi Jayanti
3214-OctSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
3324-OctTuesdayDussehra
3428-OctSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
3511-NovSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
3612-NovSundayDiwali
3725-NovSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
3827-NovMondayGuru Nanak Jayanti
3909-DecSaturdaySecond Saturday Bank Holiday
4023-DecSaturdayFourth Saturday Bank Holiday
4125-DecMondayChristmas

(Source: SBI Bank Holiday List)

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SBI Bank Holidays 2023 may vary

  • Based on the phase of the moon.
  • Upon government orders.
  • Based on the state government’s decision on regional festivals.

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SBI BANK HOLIDAY LIST
SBI BANK HOLIDAY LIST

Conclusion

SBI stands for Stand Bank of India. It is the largest bank in India. It is also featured in the Fortune 500. It is the only Indian bank that has got featured. The headquarters of SBI is located in Mumbai. State Bank of India serves about more than 44 crore Indians right at the moment. As per RBI guidelines, SBI is closed every 2nd and 4th Saturday. (Source: Bank Holidays)

SBI is also closed on public, national and regional holidays. The list of holidays is mentioned in this article. You can refer to it and plan your holidays accordingly. These holidays can be influenced by some factors. Some festivals in India are decided based on the phase of the moon. In case of any changes with regard to the moon phase, holidays may change. Government orders and decisions can also have an impact on the holidays.

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