July 2025 Bank Holiday List: Banks will remain closed for 13 days in July, read the list

July 2025 Bank Holiday List: There is hardly any family that does not have a bank account. People also go to banks for their financial work. However, complete your essential work in June itself, as banks will be closed for 13 days in July. Sometimes you come to know that you reached the banks and had to return after finding them locked.

There are still five days left in June, during which you can complete your work comfortably. The RBI has released the calendar of holidays for July. You can refer to the list below to find out which days and for what reasons the banks will be closed. After reading the list, you will avoid unnecessary visits to the bank. Have a look at the list below.

On which date will the banks be closed

July 3 – Banks in Agartala will remain closed due to Kharchi Puja.

July 5 – Banks in Jammu and Srinagar will remain closed on the birth anniversary of Guru Hargobind Ji.

July 6 – There will be a weekly holiday across the country on the occasion of Sunday. July 12- Banks will remain closed across the country due to the second Saturday.

July 13 – Banks will remain closed nationwide due to the holiday.

July 14- Banks will remain closed in Shillong due to Beh Denkhlam.

July 16- Banks in Dehradun will remain closed due to the Harela festival.

July 17- Banks in Shillong will remain closed due to the death anniversary of U Tirot Singh.

July 19- Banks in Agartala will remain closed due to Ker Puja.

July 20- All banks in the country will remain closed on Sunday.

July 26 – Banks in India will remain closed due to the fourth Saturday. month27 . July 27 – Banks will remain closed across the country on the holiday. July 28 – Banks in Gangtok will remain closed due to Drukpa Tshe-ji.

These facilities will remain available.

Banks and online transactions will continue to operate. Your bank will remain open, allowing you to perform tasks such as checking clearance, making a cash deposit, or submitting a loan application. The meaning is clear: even in a digital era, essential tasks can still be accomplished only by visiting the bank.