@RishavHalder_ @sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Many states have already declared holiday as per NI act on the occasion of Festival of Diwali. Request to our state to also help the bankers Celebrate Diwali on 21st October under NI Act #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Please declare Holiday on 21.10.2025 under NI Act on the occasion of #Diwali. Spread smiles on the faces of all citizenry of West Bengal

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Request #Diwali holiday for West Bengal on 21.10.2025 as per NI Act

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Please declare holiday on the auspicious occasion of Diwali on 21st Oct for West Bengal under NI Act @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali Enjoy the festival of lights with pride and dignity. Consider 21st October as Holiday for Diwali 🎇

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali #AIBOC

AIBOC (WB) requests @MamataOfficial & @Chandrimaaitc to declare 21st Oct (Diwali) as a holiday under the N.I. Act so everyone in WB, including bank employees, can celebrate together like other states. 🌸✨ #Diwali #WestBengal

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Madam, it is well known that the auspicious festival “Diwali” is celebrated not only in our country but also all over the world. It is worth mentioning that a large section of people in our state celebrates “Diwali” as their prime religious festival of the year.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc The Indian stock markets will be closed for the following Diwali-related holidays in 2025. DateDayReason 21-Oct-2025TuesdayDiwali (Laxmi Pujan) 22-Oct-2025WednesdayBalipratipada During these days, both NSE and BSE will not conduct trading sessions.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Banks across different states observe holidays on specific dates, reflecting regional traditions, while the stock market observes closures on select days.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We, therefore, request you to kindly consider our appeal empathetically and issue necessary advisory to declare Diwali falling on 21st October, 2025 as a holiday under Section 25 of the N.I. Act, 1881

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc This will immensely boost the morale of the bankers in rendering banking services with zeal and zest. At the same time, we once again reaffirm our fullest co-opeartion in taking the State forward under your guidance and leadership. Thanking you in anticipation,

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc AIBOC (WB) urges the Govt. of West Bengal to kindly declare 21st Oct (Diwali) as a holiday under the N.I. Act, enabling all citizens, including bank employees, to celebrate the festival of lights with their families—just like in other states. #Diwali #WestBengal #AIBOC

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We reproduce hereunder the letter sent to Smt. Mamata Banerjee, the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Govt. of West Bengal, Nabanna, Howrah, vide our letter no. AIBOC/WBSU/18/2025, dated 14.10.2025, by the undersigned, the contents of which are self-explicit.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We convey our sincere gratitude to you for positively responding to our requests and declaring holiday under N.I.Act on the afore-mentioned occasions. We are expectantly confident that your Gracious Authority will positively respond to our request this time as well.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Understanding these dates is essential for planning financial transactions, trading, and other banking activities during the festive season.