Bank Holiday – Banks Closed in July 3, Check Here State-Wise Full RBI List

Bank Holiday on 3rd July: If you have any critical work related to the bank and you are thinking of going to the bank tomorrow, then before that you must read this news. As every month, there will be a bank holiday in July 2025. Tomorrow, Thursday, July 3, 2025, there will be a bank holiday. All government and private sector banks will remain closed on Thursday, July 3. Could you please let us know why the RBI has declared a holiday on Thursday, July 3?

Bank holiday on Thursday, July 3

There will be a bank holiday in Tripura on Thursday, July 3. The festival of Kharchi Puja will be celebrated in Tripura on July 3, resulting in a bank holiday tomorrow. Every year, this festival is celebrated with great devotion and pomp in the month of July. This puja is dedicated to the 14 deities of Tripura, known as the ‘Chaturdash Devta’. Kharchi Puja lasts for seven days, during which there are programs like special worship and procession of deities. Rest, banks in all states will remain open as usual on July 3.

How many days will banks remain closed in July

According to the Reserve Bank of India’s bank holiday list, banks will remain closed for a total of 13 days in July, which also includes weekend holidays. Holidays are not the same in every state. Therefore, you need to know when the bank holiday is scheduled in your state.

July 3 (Thursday) – Tripura: Banks will remain closed on the day of Kharchi Puja.

July 5 (Saturday) – Jammu and Srinagar: Banks will remain closed on the occasion of Guru Hargobind Ji’s birthday.

July 14 (Monday) – Meghalaya: Banks will remain closed on the occasion of Beh Dekhlam festival.

July 16 (Wednesday) – Uttarakhand: Banks will remain closed on the occasion of Harela festival.

July 17 (Thursday) – Meghalaya: Banks will remain closed due to the death anniversary of U Tirot Singh.

19 July (Saturday) – Tripura: Banks will remain closed due to Ker Puja.

28 July (Monday) – Sikkim: Banks will remain closed due to Drukpa Chhe-ji festival.

13 July is the second Saturday and 27 July is the fourth Saturday, so there will be a bank holiday across the country.

These holidays vary by state; they will only affect those states where the corresponding festivals are celebrated. Banks will remain open in other places.