If you are thinking of doing some important bank-related work next week i.e. between 22 June to 30 June 2025, then first check this list of dates on which the banks are going to be closed. Banking services will be affected for many days these days due to festivals and weekly holidays in different states of the country. This information is already released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the state governments.
Total 12 days of bank holidays in June
Banks will be closed for a total of 12 days in the month of June. This includes second and fourth Saturdays and every Sunday as well as big festivals like Eid-ul-Azha (Bakrid). Due to these holidays, those who go to the bank for work may face problems, so it would be wise to use digital options.
Full list of bank holidays from 24 to 30 June
The list below gives the dates of bank holidays from 22 June to 30 June and the reasons behind them:
27 June 2025 :-Friday, Rath Yatra / Kang Odisha and Manipur
28 June 2025:- Saturday, Fourth Saturday All over the country
29 June 2025:- Sunday, Weekly holiday All over the country
30 June 2025:- Monday, Remna Ni Mizoram
Some major holidays in June have already happened
The first half of this month also had many holidays, such as:
11 June:- Sant Kabir Jayanti / Saga Dawa – Sikkim and Himachal Pradesh
14 June:- Second Saturday – Banks closed all over the country
15 June:- Sunday – Banks closed all over the country
All these holidays are included in the bank holiday list prepared by the RBI, which is released every year under the Negotiable Instruments Act Updated.
What to do when banks are closed
Even when banks are closed, customers can carry out most financial tasks through online banking and digital services. The easiest way to send and receive money. Fund transfer, bill payment, statement viewing, etc. from your bank’s app. For large transactions and detailed bank services. ATM cash withdrawal or balance check.
However, in case of any technical problem with these services, information is released by the bank in advance. Services like check clearance and NEFT/RTGS may be affected during holidays, as they require manual processing.
What tasks will not be done during the holidays?
Certain tasks cannot be performed when banks are closed as they require physical presence at the bank branch:
Depositing or clearing a cheque at a bank branch.
Submitting physical documents, such as loan applications or KYC documents.
Making branch-based cash deposits or withdrawals (for large amounts).
Filling or submitting manual forms related to government schemes.
So, if you have any work that requires visiting a bank branch, plan your journey by looking at the holiday list.