RTGS/NEFT Open On ON 16/10/2010

RTGS/NEFT Working on 15/10/2010

NEFT closed on 30th September, 2010 – 2nd October, 2010 – 3rd October, 2010 RTGS closed on 30th September, 2010 – 2nd October, 2010 – 3rd October, 2010

RTGS/NEFT closed on 30^th September, 2010 – 2^nd October, 2010 – 3^rd October, 2010

30^th September 2010  – Half-yearly closing of Bank Books

02^nd October 2010 – Gandhi Jayanti

03^rd October 2010 - Sunday

Folks plan your ePayments carefully today. Any wrong information, will lead to delayed receipt of funds at either ends.

Yes, the stretch holidays were known in Advance, but the Sunday in between will result in a huge pile up of transactions today i.e 29^th septemeber, 2010 and also on Monday i.e 04^th October, 2010

10/09/2010 - RTGS is working - 10/09/2010 - NEFT is working

10/09/2010 – RTGS is working. 10/09/2010 – NEFT is working.

Public Holiday under Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 for the year 2010, for Ramzan is spread over two days i.e 10^th September, 2010 and 11^th September, 2010

However, RTGS/NEFT is working on 10^th but closed on 11^th September, 2010

It has been a long time, since RTGS/NEFT is closed for two days in a row.

RTGS Holidays for 2010

 RTGS Holidays for 2010

Reserve Bank of India, has declared the RTGS Holidays for 2010. The same are reproduced below.
In 2009,  the number of  RTGS Holidays were 14, apart from  Sundays.
In 2010,  the number of RTGS Holidays are 11, apart from Sundays.


This might be due to the fact, that many Festivals in 2010, are on Sundays. So, naturally, the number of holidays on other days are less.

Three holidays i.e September 11, 2010 - October 02,2010 - December 25, 2010, fall on saturdays. This means that ePayments will continously be closed for 2days at a strech.

 
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 RTGS Holidays - Year 2010

Sl. No.             Date                 Day                         Occasion       
1.     January 26, 2010         Tuesday                     Republic Day       
2.     April 01, 2010             Thursday                   Annual Closing of banks       
3.     April 02, 2010             Friday                        Good Friday

      
4.     July 01, 2010             Thursday                     Annual Closing of RBI       
 

5.     September 11, 2010     Saturday             Ganesh Chaturthi / Id-Ul-Fitr       
 

6.     September 30, 2010     Thursday             Half-yearly closing of banks       
 

7.     October 02, 2010     Saturday                     Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti       
 

8.     November 05, 2010     Friday                     Diwali / Kali Puja       
 

9.     November 17, 2010     Wednesday                 Bakri Id       
 

10.     December 17, 2010     Friday                     Moharrum    

  
11.     December 25, 2010     Saturday                 Christmas    
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