Published 2 October 2026
**No. Friday, 2 October 2026 is a trading holiday for Gandhi Jayanti.** Zerodha’s NSE and BSE holiday calendar lists the closure. Its notice dated 30 September says equity, futures and options, currency and commodity markets will all be closed that day.
The expected next regular session is **Monday, 5 October 2026**: 2 October is the holiday, followed by Saturday, 3 October and Sunday, 4 October. This date follows the published holiday calendar and the normal weekday schedule; any subsequent special-session notice would take precedence.
Zerodha’s notice says its instant withdrawal facility remains available. Regular withdrawal requests submitted on 2 October will be processed on **3 October**, with funds due by **9 pm that day**.
That withdrawal timing applies to Zerodha. Other brokers’ processing arrangements should be checked in their own notices.
Use your broker’s current order and funds status. A closed trading session and a broker’s withdrawal processing schedule are different things. For bank branch availability, see Janooji’s [India bank holidays guide](https://janooji.com/everyday-india/india-bank-holidays).
Verified on **2 October 2026**. This answer concerns the dated Gandhi Jayanti closure.
No. Both exchanges observe the Gandhi Jayanti trading holiday.
Monday, 5 October 2026, after the Friday holiday and weekend.
Zerodha (opens in a new tab) · Other
Trading holiday on account of Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti — 2 October 2026
Accessed 2 October 2026
Zerodha (opens in a new tab) · Other
NSE and BSE trading holiday calendar 2026
Accessed 2 October 2026
NSE Indices (opens in a new tab) · Other
Official holiday calendar
Accessed 2 October 2026