Bank Holidays In June 2025: How Many Days Will Banks Remain Closed? State Wise Holiday List

In the month of June 2025, the banks will remain closed for 12 days due to a combination of festive occasions and regular weekly offs. In total, while some states will have up to 12 days of bank closures, the holidays vary from state to state.

All public and private sector banks will adhere to the standard schedule of remaining closed on the second and fourth Saturdays, as well as all Sundays of the month. A notable concurrence this year is Bakri Eid, a national holiday, which falls on Saturday, June 7th, a second Saturday. This will result in only one operational Saturday for the entire month - June 21.

Nationwide Bank Holidays in June 2025:

June 1: Sunday
June 7: Bakri Eid (celebrated on a second Saturday)
June 8: Sunday
June 14: Second Saturday
June 15: Sunday
June 22: Sunday
June 28: Fourth Saturday
June 29: Sunday

Regional Bank Holidays in June 2025:

Customers are advised to be aware of the following regional holidays, which will lead to the closure of banks in specific states:

June 6 (Friday): Bakri Id - Banks in Kerala will be closed for the celebration of Eid al-Adha.

June 11 (Wednesday): Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti - Banks will observe a holiday in Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab to mark the birth anniversary of the mystic poet and saint.

June 12 (Thursday): Guru Hargobind Ji's Birthday - A regional holiday will be observed in Jammu and Kashmir.

June 14 (Saturday): Pahili Raja - This festival, celebrating the onset of the monsoon, will be a holiday for banks in Odisha.

June 15 (Sunday): YMA Day - Banks in Mizoram will be closed to commemorate the foundation day of the Young Mizo Association.

June 27 (Friday): Ratha Yatra/Kang - A major festival marking Lord Jagannath's chariot procession will see banks closed in Odisha and Manipur.

June 30 (Monday): Remna Ni (Peace Day) - Banks in Mizoram will observe a holiday to commemorate the signing of the Mizo Peace Accord.

Despite the closure of physical branches, essential banking services such as ATMs, Unified Payments Interface (UPI), and internet banking will remain accessible for transactions.

The list of bank holidays is formulated by the Reserve Bank of India in conjunction with the respective state governments, taking into account national and regional significance. Customers are encouraged to verify the holiday schedule with their local bank branches to avoid any inconvenience.