Bank Holidays in India: June 15-21, 2026 Schedule

Important Bank Holiday Information

If you have any banking tasks to complete next week, it's essential to check the holiday schedule before heading out. According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), banks will be closed in certain states from June 15 to June 21, 2026, due to regional festivals and events, while operations will continue as usual on other days.

Will Banks Be Open on June 15 (Monday)?

On June 15, Monday, banks across the country will not be closed. However, some states may observe local holidays. For instance, banks may be closed in Odisha for Raja Sankranti and in Mizoram for YMA Day. In other states, banks are expected to operate normally.

Bank Holiday Schedule from June 15 to 21

June 15 (Monday): Local holidays in some states.

June 16 (Tuesday): Banks will remain open in most states.

June 17 (Wednesday): Banks may be closed in several states due to Bakrid (Eid-ul-Azha) or local holidays. Rajasthan and Haryana will also observe a holiday for Maharana Pratap Jayanti.

June 18 (Thursday): Normal banking operations.

June 19 (Friday): Banks will be open.

June 20 (Saturday): Banks will be open due to the third Saturday.

June 21 (Sunday): Weekly holiday; banks will be closed nationwide.

Online Banking Services Available

Despite the closure of bank branches, customers need not worry about digital services. Facilities such as UPI, internet banking, mobile banking, IMPS, NEFT, and RTGS will be available 24/7. Cash withdrawals from ATMs will also continue as usual.

What to Do Before Visiting the Bank?

Experts advise that banking operations may be affected during holidays. Therefore, customers should plan ahead for tasks like depositing checks, obtaining drafts, updating KYC, or other branch-related services. It's also wise to confirm the holiday schedule with your bank's website or branch.

Bank customers are encouraged to verify the holiday information in their area before leaving home for any significant financial tasks next week to avoid unnecessary inconvenience.