1 / 13Private and public banks across the country will remain shut for 14 days in the month of October 2020 due to several bank holidays.2 / 13These holidays include second and fourth Saturdays of every month, and Sundays too.3 / 13As per Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guideline, banks remain shut on all public holidays. 4 / 13According to Reserve Bank of India website, bank holidays in October include various festivals like Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti, Mahashaptami, Dussehra, Eid-e-Milad and several other. During bank holidays, ATMs may also not disburse cash.5 / 13October 2 (Friday) - Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti (All States)October 4 (Sunday) - Public Holiday (All States)October 8 (Thursday) - Chellum regional holiday (Regional)October 10 (Saturday) -Second Saturday (All States)6 / 13October 11 (Sunday)- Public Holiday (All States)October 17 (Saturday) - Kati Bihu (Assam)October 18 (Sunday)- Public Holiday (All States)October 23 (Friday) - Mahashaptami Regional Holiday (Many states)7 / 13October 24 (Saturday) - Mahashaptami Regional Holiday (Many states)October 25 (Sunday) - Public Holiday (All States)8 / 13October 26 (Monday) - Vijaya Dashami (Many States)9 / 13October 29 (Thursday)- Milad-e-sharif, regional holiday (Regional)October 30 (Friday) - Eid-e-Milad (Many states)10 / 13October 31 (Saturday) - Maharshi Valmiki, Sardar Patel Jayanti (Regional)11 / 13There are various religious festivals which may or may not be holidays in a particular bank depending on the state you are residing.12 / 13Regional holidays are decided by the state governments13 / 13The RBI has directed banks to keep adequate amounts in ATMs during holidays.