Is Today a Holiday? : Today, July 9, 2025, more than 25 crore employees from various sectors ranging from banking, insurance, postal services to coal mining are expected to join the nationwide strike. Let us tell you that this strike is being done in protest against the “anti-labor, anti-farmer and anti-national corporate pro-policies” of the central government.
Is Today a Holiday?
Now in such a situation, the question of whether schools and colleges will open Today or remain closed is bound to come to the minds of the people. Through this news, we will inform you about this information. So let’s know.
Will schools and colleges remain closed or open Today?
Schools, colleges and private offices are expected to remain open on July 9. According to reports, schools and colleges in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad will remain open on July 9. The school administration has not given any information about the closure. However, normal functioning may be disrupted in some areas due to transport problems.
Public buses, taxis and app-based cab services may also be affected. Local travel and logistical operations may be delayed or cancelled as trade unions and affiliated groups hold protest marches and street demonstrations in several cities. Daily commuters are advised to plan in advance.
Is Today a Holiday? What will be affected?
The nationwide strike to be held Today is expected to have a severe impact on key public services and industries. “Banking, postal, coal mining, factories and state transport services will be affected due to the strike,” said Harbhajan Singh Sidhu of the Hind Mazdoor Sabha.
Which services will remain operational?
Ambulance services
Emergency services
Hospitals and medical services
Police services
Pharmacy
Will banks remain closed Today?
According to the list of holidays of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), there is no holiday in banks on Wednesday, July 9. However, banking services are expected to be affected due to Bharat Bandh. The effect of this nationwide strike can be seen most in states like West Bengal, Kerala, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) has also said that it will participate in the ‘Bharat Bandh’.
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