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Bank Holidays in June 2026: Banks will remain closed for 11 days in June, note down the complete list of holidays before going to the branch.
Samira Vishwas | May 31, 2026 10:24 PM CST

Lucknow: With the end of the month of May, June is starting from tomorrow. If you have to complete any important work to the bank in the next month, then this news is very useful for you. In June 2026, banks will not function for a total of 11 days in different states of the country.

These holidays include four Sundays, second and fourth Saturdays and local festivals of various states. However, despite bank branches remaining closed, online digital banking, Google Pay, PhonePe, net banking and ATM services will remain operational round the clock.

Weekly holidays (Sunday and Saturday) in June 2026

All private and government banks across the country will remain closed on these dates:

07 June: Sunday (weekly holiday)
June 13: Second Saturday (weekly holiday)
June 14: Sunday (weekly holiday)
June 21: Sunday (weekly holiday)
June 27: Fourth Saturday (weekly holiday)
June 28: Sunday (weekly holiday)

Local Holidays as per States and Festivals

Apart from weekly holidays, banks will remain closed for 5 days in the month of June in different cities on the occasion of local festivals and birth anniversaries of great men. Let’s see its complete list:

date reason for leave Banks will remain closed in these cities/states
15th June Raja Sankranti / YMA Day Bhubaneswar (Raja Sankranti) and Aizawl (Young Mizo Association Foundation Day)
25th June Muharram (early festival) vijayawada
26th June muharram New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Kanpur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bhopal, Patna, Raipur, Ranchi, Jammu, Srinagar, Agartala, Aizawl, Belapur and Nagpur.
29 June Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti Shimla
30 June Remna Ni aizawl

Since many holidays are limited only to particular states or cities, plan your visit to the bank as per your city. To avoid any kind of inconvenience, you can easily transact your money sitting at home through mobile banking or net banking.


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