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Overview of April 2025 Bank Holidays

As we approach April 2025, numerous bank holidays are set to occur throughout the month. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced that banks will be closed for a total of 10 days due to various festivals, weekends, and regional observances. Additionally, government offices and educational institutions will also observe holidays on some of these dates. If you have pressing banking needs, it's advisable to plan ahead and utilize UPI payments, ATMs, and online banking services during the days when banks are closed.

Detailed List of Bank Holidays in April 2025

Below is a detailed list of bank holidays across different states in April:

• April 6 (Sunday) – Banks will be closed nationwide for Ram Navami, a major Hindu festival marked by special prayers in temples.




• April 10 (Thursday) – Closure for Mahavir Jayanti, a significant day for the Jain community, celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country.




• April 12 (Saturday) – Banks will close for the second Saturday of the month, in accordance with RBI guidelines.




• April 13 (Sunday) – Regular weekly holiday (Sunday).




• April 14 (Monday) – Banks will be closed for Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Jayanti, a national holiday honoring the architect of India’s Constitution.




• April 15 (Tuesday) – Bohag Bihu will be celebrated in Agartala, Guwahati, Itanagar, Kolkata, and Shimla, resulting in bank closures in these areas.




• April 16 (Wednesday) – Banks in Guwahati will be closed for Bohag Bihu celebrations.




• April 18 (Friday) – Nationwide closure for Good Friday, an important observance in Christianity.




• April 21 (Monday) – Banks in Agartala will close for the Garia Puja festival.




• April 26 (Saturday) – Banks across the country will be closed due to the fourth Saturday of the month.




• April 29 (Tuesday) – Certain states will observe a holiday for Parshuram Jayanti, leading to regional bank closures.




• April 30 (Wednesday) – Banks in Bengaluru will be closed for Basava Jayanti and Akshaya Tritiya.

Managing Banking Needs During Holidays

Even when banks are closed, you can still handle essential financial transactions through:

• ✔ UPI payments – Quickly transfer funds using mobile applications.


• ✔ Internet banking – Visit your bank’s official website for balance inquiries and bill payments.


• ✔ Mobile banking apps – Conduct transactions without needing to visit a physical bank.


• ✔ ATMs – Withdraw cash at any time from ATM machines.

These holidays reflect India’s rich cultural diversity and highlight the importance of effective financial planning. Be sure to check the state-specific bank holiday list before scheduling any in-person banking activities.

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