As April 2025 approaches, banks in India shall remain closed on specific dates depending upon the national holidays, regional festivals, and weekends. The Reserve Bank of India has categorized these holidays into three broad sections. National and gazetted holidays, state-specific holidays, and weekend closures (second and fourth Saturdays and Sundays). People and businesses need to stay informed about these holidays to plan their financial decisions accordingly. Here’s a list of bank holidays in April:
The banks shall remain closed in observance of Odisha Day. The banks shall also remain closed because of annual accounts closing on April 1. The banks will be closed in the states of Odisha and Punjab. The banks shall also remain closed in the state of Jharkhand because of the Sarhul festival celebrated in the state.
The banks shall remain closed on April 6, to celebrate the auspicious day of Ram Navmi.
The banks shall remain closed on April 10, on the occasion of Mahavir Jayanti.
According to the present RBI guidelines, the banks shall remain closed on April 12 on account of the second Saturday.
This year the Vaisakhi day is falling on a Sunday. The banks shall remain closed.
The banks shall remain closed on Jayanti of the Father of the Indian Constitution, Dr B.R. Ambedkar.
The banks shall remain closed on account of Good Friday.
The banks shall remain closed because of the fourth Saturday.
The month of April provides 7 bank holidays in total. Cross-check these dates with your regional banks for sureties. Plan your days according to these holidays. Stay tuned for more informative updates.