December 2025 is shaping up to be one of the longest stretches of bank holidays this year. Banks across india will remain closed for a total of 19 days, including national holidays, regional festivals, and weekly offs. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your banking activities.
1. Total bank Holidays in December
· Total Days Closed: 19
· Includes:
o National holidays
o State-specific festivals
o Sundays & second Saturdays
Keep this in mind to avoid last-minute banking issues like cash withdrawals, deposits, or cheque clearances.
2. Major National Holidays in December
· Christmas Day – december 25: Banks will be closed nationwide
· New Year’s Eve Observance (some banks may close on december 31)
Other national holidays may vary slightly depending on central bank notifications.
3. Region-Specific Holidays
· State festivals may cause banks to remain closed in specific regions:
o local fairs or cultural observances
o Important state holidays like foundation days or religious festivals
Check your state-specific RBI calendar for exact dates.
4. Weekly Offs
· Sundays: All banks closed
· Second Saturdays: Banks closed in many states, but not all
· Other Saturdays: Open in most places
Planning bank visits on non-holiday weekdays is recommended.
5. Tips for Customers
· Plan ahead: Complete urgent banking tasks before long holiday stretches
· Use wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital banking: Net banking, UPI, and mobile wallets remain operational even on bank holidays
· Check branch-specific closures: Some regional banks may observe additional local holidays
6. Final Takeaway
With 19 bank holidays in december 2025, advance planning is essential to avoid delays in transactions, payments, or deposits. Rely on online banking where possible and mark the holiday dates to stay ahead.
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