Thiruvananthapuram: As the much-awaited festival of Onam approaches at the end of August, Thiruvananthapuram and the entire state of Kerala are gearing up for an extended period of celebration and relaxation. However, amidst the festive fervour, citizens are reminded to exercise caution while conducting transactions due to the temporary halt in banking operations during this period.
The bustling Onam market, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and enthusiastic shoppers, is currently in full swing. However, business activities are expected to slow down due to the forthcoming five-day bank holiday, emphasising the need for careful financial planning during this period.
Starting tomorrow, the state is set to observe a five-day bank holiday, prompting residents to take timely action for any transactions that necessitate direct visits to the banks. Given the upcoming holidays, it’s advisable for individuals to complete their banking needs today to avoid any inconvenience.
The consecutive bank holidays have been scheduled around the occasion of Onam, the harvest festival celebrated with much enthusiasm and cultural splendor. As a result, banks will remain closed from August 20 to 31, marking a total of five days when banking operations will be temporarily suspended. There are nine holidays on different days in the month of September also .
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