Bank Holidays: If you have plans to go to the bank this July, then this news is very important for you. According to the list of holidays released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), banks are going to be closed for a total of 13 days across the country. These holidays include state-specific festivals, second and fourth Saturdays as well as all Sundays. In such a situation, before making your bank-related plans, it is very important to know when the banks will be closed in your state so that your important work does not get stuck.
When will the banks be closed in your state
The bank holidays in different states in July 2025 are as follows:
3 July:- Banks will be closed in Tripura on this day due to Kharchi Puja.
5 July:- Guru Hargobind Ji’s Birthday will be celebrated, due to which all private and government banks will remain closed in Jammu and Srinagar.
14 July:- On this day, the festival of Behdienkhlam will be celebrated in Meghalaya. Due to this, all the banks in Meghalaya will remain closed.
16 July:- All banks will remain closed on this day due to Harela Festival in Uttarakhand.
17 July:- All private and government banks will remain closed on this day due to the death anniversary of U Tirot in Meghalaya.
19 July:- All banks will remain closed in Tripura on this day due to Ker Puja.
28 July:- The Drukpa Tse-Ji festival will be celebrated in Sikkim, due to which banks will remain closed here.
Apart from these holidays, banks are also closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month, and all Sundays, which are included in the total holidays of the month.
How to complete your important work when the bank is closed
If banks are closed in your state, but you have to do some important work related to the bank, then do not panic! In today’s time, you can easily do many things sitting at home. For this, you will just need a laptop or mobile phone and internet service. With the help of online banking and ATM, you can do many important bank-related tasks, such as:
Withdrawing Cash:- You can withdraw cash from an ATM as per your need.
Transferring Money:- You can transfer money anytime through Net Banking, Mobile Banking App, or UPI.
Bill Payments:- You can pay electricity, water, gas, or other bills online.
Checking Balance:- You can check your account balance online or through ATM.
Mini Statement:- You can get a mini statement through ATM or online.
However, there are some tasks for which you will have to go to the bank branch, such as opening a new account, large cash deposits, locker-related work, or signing some important documents. In such a situation, plan your bank visit according to your holiday list.