Bank Holidays in India 2025 – Complete State-Wise & Month-Wise List. Calendar 2025. Assam Government Holiday List.

If you’re planning your banking activities, business transactions, or holidays, it’s essential to be aware of the Bank Holidays in India for 2025. This article provides a comprehensive list of national and state-specific bank holidays so you can plan and avoid last-minute hassles.

Bank Holiday List 2025

Why You Should Track Bank Holidays in Advance

Bank holidays affect your ability to complete in-person banking tasks like cash deposits, cheque clearances, and accessing lockers. While digital banking services such as UPI, NEFT, and RTGS remain active, physical bank branches stay closed. When you know the 2025 bank holiday calendar, you can:

  • Schedule your payments and transactions
  • Avoid delays in financial operations
  • Plan your travel and business accordingly

All-India Bank Holidays in 2025

Banks across India will remain closed on these national holidays:

DateDayHoliday Name
January 26SundayRepublic Day
August 15FridayIndependence Day
October 2ThursdayGandhi Jayanti

These holidays apply to all states and union territories.


📍 State-Wise Bank Holidays in July 2025

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released the following regional holidays for July 2025:

DateDayHoliday NameState/City
July 3ThursdayKharchi PujaTripura (Agartala)
July 5SaturdayGuru Hargobind Ji’s BirthdayJammu & Kashmir
July 14MondayBeh DeinkhlamMeghalaya (Shillong)
July 16WednesdayHarelaUttarakhand (Dehradun)
July 17ThursdayU Tirot Singh Death AnniversaryMeghalaya
July 19SaturdayKer PujaTripura (Agartala)
July 28MondayDrukpa Tshe‑ziSikkim (Gangtok)

In addition to these, banks will also stay closed on Sundays and the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of every month.


Important Bank Holidays in 2025 – Month-Wise Overview

Here’s a quick look at major bank holidays across various months in 2025:

January 2025

  • January 1 (Wednesday): New Year’s Day
  • January 14 (Tuesday): Makar Sankranti / Pongal
  • January 26 (Sunday): Republic Day

February 2025

  • February 2 (Sunday): Vasant Panchami
  • February 26 (Wednesday): Maha Shivratri

April 2025

  • April 10 (Thursday): Mahavir Jayanti
  • April 18 (Friday): Good Friday

May 2025

  • May 1 (Thursday): May Day / Maharashtra Day
  • May 12 (Monday): Buddha Purnima

June 2025

  • June 7 (Saturday): Eid al-Adha (Bakrid)

August to December 2025

Banks across various states will observe holidays for:

  • Raksha Bandhan
  • Janmashtami
  • Onam
  • Dussehra
  • Diwali
  • Christmas

You should check your state’s official list for specific dates.


Weekly Bank Closure Pattern in 2025

Banks will follow this weekly closure schedule:

  • Every Sunday
  • Every 2nd and 4th Saturday

Plan your banking tasks around these fixed closures.


Services That Will Be Affected on Bank Holidays

When banks close on holidays, you won’t be able to:

  • Deposit or withdraw cash at the branch
  • Update your passbook
  • Access safe deposit lockers
  • Submit or clear cheques

✅ However, online services like UPI, NEFT, RTGS, and mobile banking will continue to function without interruption.


Final Thoughts on Bank Holidays in India 2025

By tracking the Bank Holidays in India for 2025, you can manage your finances more effectively. You’ll avoid payment delays, ensure timely transactions, and keep your business or personal work uninterrupted.

Stay informed by checking the Reserve Bank of India’s notifications and your state government’s official holiday lists.


🔍 FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Will banks remain open on all Saturdays in 2025?
➡️ No. Banks will remain closed on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.

Q. Can I use UPI or net banking on bank holidays?
➡️ Yes. All digital banking platforms work 24×7, even on holidays.

Q. Where can I get the full bank holiday list for my state?
➡️ Visit the RBI official website or refer to your state government gazette.



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