Updated Apr 12, 2021 | 16:43 IST
Customers planning a visit to their respective bank branch in the month of April are advised to plan their visit in accordance with the bank holidays. Bank holidays April: Banks to remain closed for 4 days till April 16
New Delhi: If you have some major banking work this week, it is advisable to complete it on Monday as it is most likely that today is the only working day in several states, after which there will be a 4 day holidays break from April 13 to April 16. Banks will be closed for 4 days straight. Banks were also closed on April 10 and April 11 on account of Second Saturday and Sunday respectively.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the four-day Tika Utsav starting April 11 marks the second big war on coronavirus and stressed on the need to maintain personal as well as social hygiene to combat the virus. Today on April 11, which is Jyotiba Phule Jayanti, we are starting the Tika Utsav . It will run till Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14).
This celebration is, in a way, the beginning of another major war against corona. In this, we have to give special emphasis on personal hygiene as well as social hygiene, the Prime Minister said.
He also listed four essential things that the citizens must remember to combat the virus:
Dalal Street week ahead: Commodities, metals, select midcaps look well poised
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The coming week will be a truncated one, with Wednesday being a trading holiday on account of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti. Given the current technical setup, Nifty continues to walk the double-edged sword just like the week before his one.
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Moving in a trading range that was wider than the previous week, Indian equities did not make any directional headway over the past five days and ended flat. Nifty oscillated in a range, but stayed within the falling channel that the index had formed following the formation of its lifetime high.
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