As august winds down, september 2025 promises a vibrant mix of spiritual festivals, cultural observances, and bank holidays. From Ganesh Visarjan to Durga Puja, here’s a comprehensive guide to all major celebrations and closures across the country.


1. september Kicks Off With Karma Puja

  • Date: september 3
  • Where: Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh
    Karma Puja marks the worship of the Karma tree, symbolizing nature, fertility, and prosperity. Farmers and rural communities especially celebrate it with traditional songs, dances, and rituals.


2. onam Festivities Begin

  • Date: september 4
  • Where: Kerala
    The festival of Onam begins, celebrating the homecoming of king Mahabali. Traditional feasts (Onam Sadya), floral carpets (Pookalam), and cultural performances make this a joyous occasion across Kerala.


3. Eid-e-Milad Observed Widely

  • Date: september 5
  • Significance: Marks the birth of Prophet Muhammad.
    Many states observe a bank holiday, with religious gatherings, processions, and prayers taking place nationwide.


4. Ganesh Visarjan & Anant Chaturdashi

  • Date: september 6
  • Where: Across India
    Ganeshotsav concludes with Ganesh Visarjan, the immersion of Lord Ganesha idols. Simultaneously, Anant Chaturdashi honors Lord Vishnu, blending two spiritual traditions in one significant day.
  • Also: indra Jatra is celebrated in Sikkim.


5. Mid-September Celebrations

  • September 14: Karma Puja & hindi Diwas
  • September 16: milad-un-nabi observed in Andhra Pradesh and Manipur
  • These days highlight regional observances and linguistic pride, combining devotion with cultural heritage.


6. Mahalaya Amavasya & Ghatasthapana

  • September 21: Mahalaya Amavasya marks the start of durga puja in Eastern and Southern states.
  • September 22-23: Ghatasthapana (ritualistic installation of durga puja idols), Bathukamma (Telangana floral festival), Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti, and Martyrdom Day are observed in different regions.


7. durga puja Holidays

  • September 29-30: maha Saptami and maha Ashtami
  • Many states observe public and bank holidays during these peak durga puja celebrations, with grand processions, rituals, and cultural performances.


8. bank Holiday & Weekend Guide

  • Sundays: september 7, 14, 21, 28
  • Second & Fourth Saturdays: september 13, 27
    While physical branches close on these dates, ATMs and online banking services remain operational. This ensures convenience for customers while respecting official holiday mandates.


Final Takeaway

September 2025 is a month full of devotion, culture, and celebration across India. From religious festivals to regional observances and bank closures, planning ahead will help you enjoy festivities and manage work efficiently. Mark your calendars to ensure you don’t miss these vibrant occasions!

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G GOWTHAM

31/08/2025 01:13 PM