Bank Holidays in June 2025: Full State-Wise List You Shouldn’t Miss!

Planning ahead for June? Whether you’ve got travel plans, EMIs to pay, or important bank work to wrap up, it’s essential to know when banks will be closed. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has rolled out the official list of state-wise bank holidays for June 2025, including public, national, and regional observances. So before you head to the branch—check this out!

📅 Weekly Bank Closures (Pan India)

Sundays: June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Second & Fourth Saturdays: June 10 and June 24

📌 Banks across India will remain shut on these dates, as per usual RBI guidelines.

🕌 Special Bank Holidays in June 2025 – State Wise

Here’s a quick snapshot of state-specific holidays you should mark on your calendar:

🔸 June 6 (Friday): Eid-ul-Adha (Bakrid)

Where: Kerala

Note: Banks will be closed in Kerala to mark the holy festival of sacrifice.

🔸 June 7 (Saturday): Eid-ul-Adha Continued

Where: All states except Gujarat, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, and Kerala

Note: Most states observe this as a public holiday.

🔸 June 11 (Wednesday): Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti & Saga Dawa

Where: Sikkim and Meghalaya

Note: A day to honour Saint Kabir Das and the Buddhist festival Saga Dawa.

🔸 June 12 (Thursday): Guru Hargobind Ji’s Birth Anniversary

Where: Jammu & Kashmir

Note: A regional holiday celebrating the sixth Sikh Guru.

🔸 June 14 (Saturday): Pahili Raja

Where: Odisha and Punjab

Note: Marks the start of the monsoon and the agricultural season.

🔸 June 15 (Sunday): YMA Day

Where: Mizoram

Note: Celebrating community service and unity.

🔸 June 27 (Friday): Ratha Yatra/Kang Festival

Where: Odisha and Manipur

Note: A grand procession in honour of Lord Jagannath.

🔸 June 30 (Monday): Remna Ni (Peace Day)

Where: Mizoram

Note: Commemorates the 1986 Peace Accord ending insurgency.

💡 Important Reminder:

Even when banks are closed, online services stay open! You can still access:

Internet & mobile banking

ATMs

UPI transactions

✅ Plan Smart, Stay Ahead!

Take a moment to check your local holiday schedule and adjust any important bank-related tasks in advance. Whether it’s withdrawing cash, depositing cheques, or meeting loan deadlines—this list will keep you one step ahead!