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Banks Open Today Ahead of Three-Day Nationwide Strike

Public sector and Regional Rural Banks will operate today as authorities prepare for a proposed three-day nationwide bank strike from tomorrow.

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  • Public sector banks and Regional Rural Banks will remain open today for customers.
  • The move comes ahead of a proposed three-day nationwide bank strike from tomorrow.
  • Several public sector banks will waive ATM charges beyond the monthly free transaction limit during the strike.

Bhubaneswar: Public sector banks and Regional Rural Banks will remain open today to provide uninterrupted services to customers ahead of a proposed three-day nationwide bank strike beginning tomorrow.

The decision has been taken to help customers complete their banking requirements before the strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU).

Public Sector Banks to Remain Open Today

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has approved the continued operation of bank branches and offices today. ATM-linked branches and Currency Chests have also been permitted to remain fully operational.

Customers can therefore use regular banking services at participating public sector and Regional Rural Bank branches during the day.

The move is aimed at providing customers with an opportunity to complete important banking transactions before the proposed strike period begins.

ATM Charges to Be Waived During Bank Strike

Several public sector banks have also announced measures concerning ATM transactions during the three-day strike.

According to the information provided, these banks have decided to waive ATM transaction charges above the usual monthly free limit during the strike period.

This measure is expected to help customers access cash through ATMs without incurring additional charges when they exceed their regular free monthly transaction allowance.

Three-Day Nationwide Bank Strike From Tomorrow

The proposed strike has been called by the United Forum of Bank Unions, with public sector banking operations expected to be affected during the strike period.

Customers who need branch-based banking services may therefore prefer to complete their requirements today, while branches and other approved banking facilities remain operational.

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