If you have important banking tasks planned this month — like deposits, withdrawals, loan payments, or document submissions — you need to know when banks will be closed. In november 2025, banks across india will be closed for 11 days, including three consecutive holidays in some states.

Here’s the full breakdown:

1. 📅 Total bank Holidays in November

· Total Holidays: 11 days

· Consecutive Holidays: 3 days in a row in certain states

· Why Important: Transactions like NEFT/RTGS, cash deposits, and cheque clearances may be delayed.

2. ✨ Major bank Holidays This Month

1. November 1 – Public holiday in some states for All Saints’ Day / chhattisgarh Assembly Inauguration

2. November 4–6 – Three consecutive holidays in select states for regional festivals or observances

3. November 15 – local bank holiday for State festival / Observance

4. November 25 – Optional holiday for Bank Foundation Day / Regional Holiday

Note: Holiday dates vary depending on state and bank. Some banks may remain open in metropolitan areas.

3. 📝 Tips to Avoid banking Hassles

· Check State-Specific Holidays: Each state may have its own additional holidays.

· Plan Transactions in Advance: Make important payments or transfers before the holidays.

· Use wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital Banking: Online banking, UPI, and mobile apps work even when banks are closed.

· ATM & Cash Management: Withdraw cash in advance to avoid inconvenience during long holiday stretches.

4. ⚡ Quick Takeaway

November 2025 is packed with bank holidays, so planning ahead is crucial.
By checking the holiday calendar, you can ensure smooth transactions and avoid delays for bills, loans, and other banking needs.

 

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Balasahana Suresh

02/11/2025 10:22 AM