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00:00The festival of Diwali is celebrated on Kartika Mawasya, but with the date of Diwali of the year 2024, there is a state of chaos in the whole of India.
00:12This delusion has happened between Panchang and Gregorian calendars.
00:17This delusion is also seen in the list of RBI.
00:20Now people are confused about when the banks will be closed.
00:24So let us tell you in this video that according to the RBI, when will the banks be closed for Diwali?
00:31In fact, Kartika Mawasya is being celebrated on 31 October and 1 November in 2024.
00:36According to religious belief, Diwali is celebrated on Kartika Mawasya and on this day, Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped.
00:43According to Panchang, Kartika Mawasya will start on Thursday, i.e. 31 October 2024 at 3.52 pm.
00:51And on Friday, 1 November 2024, it will end at 6.16 pm.
00:57It is believed that Diwali is celebrated after sunset.
01:00In this case, the Pandits of Kashi have said that Diwali will be celebrated on 31 October.
01:05Now here the Reserve Bank of India, i.e. RBI has given a two-day holiday for Diwali.
01:10In the list issued by the RBI, Thursday, 31 October and Friday, 1 November are both days off.
01:18In Uttar Pradesh, RBI has given Diwali holiday on 31 October in Rajasthan, 31 October in Delhi, 1 October in Chennai and 1 October in Jammu.
01:26Due to the holiday of banks, you do not need to take tension.
01:30Because if the bank is closed, you cannot deposit drafts or deposit cheques.
01:35But you can do other bank-related work like withdrawing cash or making transactions.
01:41You can withdraw cash using a debit card from the ATM, while you can transfer money using the online banking facility.
01:48For this, you do not have to worry.
01:51So when are you celebrating Diwali? Tell us in the comment box.
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