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Bank holiday on Chhath Puja: Will banks remain closed today? Check state-wise list

Representative image (AI-generated) With Chhath Puja celebrations beginning, many people are wondering whether banks are open or closed today.Banks in several parts of the country will remain closed today for Chhath Puja, while in some regions, the holiday will extend to tomorrow as well. The closure will vary from state to state. Here’s a look…

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Cyclone Montha: Andhra Pradesh, Odisha brace for landfall; schools closed, beach activities suspended | India News

The cyclone is likely to make landfall on Andhra’s coast between Machilipatnam and Kalingapatnam. KAKINADA/BHUBANESWAR: Andhra Pradesh and Odisha battened down the hatches Sunday as Cyclone Montha churned in the Bay of Bengal, gathering steam and strength to pound the coastal states late Tuesday with gale-force winds of 90-110 kmph. Montha was located around 830km…

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Bank holiday on Chhath Puja: Will banks remain closed on October 27? Check state-wise list

With Diwali celebrations just concluding, many are now preparing for Chhath Puja, leaving several customers uncertain about whether banks are open or closed. The month of October has seen a series of festival holidays, ranging from Navratri, Vijayadashmi to Diwali and Lakshmi Pujan. Are banks closed on October 27? Banks in several parts of the…

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False alarm: IMD red alert fizzles as Chennai sees light rain only; suburbs mostly dry, schools remain closed | Chennai News

City, suburbs record light rain; IMD withdraws red alert CHENNAI: Once again, IMD’s red and orange alerts turned out to be a false alarm. Except for some light rain spells, city and the suburbs were mostly dry on Wednesday as schools and colleges stayed shut. Between 8:30am and 7:30pm, Nungambakkam recorded 2.6mm and Meenambakkam 1.2mm…

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Stock market holiday on Bali Pratipada: Will NSE, BSE remain closed for trading today? Check details

Diwali may be over, but festive celebrations continue to light up states across the country.With several holidays lined up for the five-day festival of lights, many people are left wondering whether the stock markets will be open or closed today, October 22. Are stock markets open on October 22? NSE remains closed for trading today,…

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Diwali 2025 bank holidays: Are banks closed for 3 days this weekend? See state-wise details

Diwali 2025 bank holidays: As the festive week of Diwali approaches, several states will see a string of bank holidays. However, banks will not remain closed nationwide for three consecutive days, with most closures being state-specific based on regional festivals. Are banks closed for Dhanteras 2025? This Saturday, October 18, banks across India will remain…

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“She has closed the door”: Taylor Swift’s brutal friendship rule leaves Blake Lively heartbroken amid the success of her new album | NFL News

Taylor Swift’s rule has left Blake Lively shattered.(Image via Getty Images) Taylor Swift and Blake Lively have had very different experiences in the last year as they found themselves involved in the legal mess with Lively’s former co-actor, Justin Baldoni. While Taylor Swift seems to have cut ties with Blake Lively and has enjoyed her…

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Columbus Day & Indigenous Peoples’ Day: What remains open and closed across the US today; see full list

Representative Image (AI-generated) October 13 marks a unique occasion in the United States as the country observes both Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Celebrated on the second Monday in October, Columbus Day has been a federal holiday since 1892, with parades honoring Italian-American heritage and pride. Indigenous Peoples’ Day was first recognized through a…

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