The Reserve Bank of India mandated public sector banks to stay open on Sunday, September 27, to mitigate disruptions from a planned 3-day strike by workers. Meanwhile, Bengal’s cricket team announced Lakshmiratan as a potential coach for the Irani Cup, while a Big Boss Bangla contestant suffered injuries during a task. Strike begins September 28—workers demand wage hikes, better conditions. Customers face limited services Monday–Wednesday; ATMs, digital payments unaffected.

Bengal’s Irani Cup sees Bengal Head Coach Lakshmiratan possibly coaching Pantheers. Srijala Guha injured during Big Boss Bangla task; condition unconfirmed by ABP Ananda. Finance ministry urges banks to prioritize customer access during strike. Banks to remain closed September 29–30 unless government intervenes. Customers must plan around bank closures on Monday–Wednesday; digital transactions remain viable. The strike’s impact on wages and services could escalate tensions. Lakshmiratan’s coaching role may signal Bengal’s strategic shift in the Irani Cup.

Bengal’s Irani Cup sees Bengal Head Coach Lakshmiratan possibly coaching Pantheers. Srijala Guha injured during Big Boss Bangla task; condition unconfirmed by ABP Ananda. Finance ministry urges banks to prioritize customer access during strike. Banks to remain closed September 29–30 unless government intervenes. Customers must plan around bank closures on Monday–Wednesday; digital transactions remain viable. The strike’s impact on wages and services could escalate tensions. Lakshmiratan’s coaching role may signal Bengal’s strategic shift in the Irani Cup.

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