Banks Open Sunday Amid Strike

India's banks stay open Sunday as strike deadline looms.

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Sep 23, 2026

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Banks Open Sunday Amid Strike

India's banks stay open Sunday as strike deadline looms.

In brief

India's banks stay open Sunday as strike deadline looms. India's banks remain open on Sunday, September 27, to avoid disruption during a proposed three-day nationwide strike. Originally reported by The Economic Times.

Finance ministry update

The Finance Ministry confirmed banks will stay open on Sunday, September 27.

“The finance ministry confirmed banks will stay open on sunday september twenty-seventh.”

Strike timeline

A three-day strike planned for September 28-30 overlaps with weekend holidays.

Bank operations

Public Sector Banks and Regional Rural Banks will function normally on Sunday.

“In order to ensure that the genuine banking needs of the public are not adversely affected for an extended period, all Public Sector Banks and Regional Rural Banks will function normally on sunday, the twenty-seventh of september, two thousand twenty-six.”

Customer advice

Banks urged customers to complete transactions early and use digital channels.

“For customer convenience, state bank of india, bank of baroda and canara bank advised customers to complete important branch banking transactions in advance ahead of the proposed bank strike.”

Strike purpose

The strike aims to push for a five-day working week in banking.

“The united forum of bank unions is primarily seeking the introduction of a five-day working week in the banking sector.”

Next steps

Banks will stay open to avoid five-day closure during strike period.

“The government has prevented the closure of banks for five consecutive days with the latest notification that allows bank branches, currency chests, bank offices and atm-linked branches to remain open on sunday, twenty-seventh september.”

The essence

India's banks remain open on Sunday, September 27, to avoid disruption during a proposed three-day nationwide strike.

Read the original on The Economic Times

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