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Bank Holiday: Bank will remain closed on Saturday 12 July

Bank holiday 12 july 2025: Tomorrow, banks are going to be closed across the country. Government and private banks are closed in all the states of the country on the second Saturday of the month. Tomorrow is the second Saturday of the month on Saturday, 12 July 2025. If you too were planning to go to the bank and settle the work, then know the entire list of bank holidays.

Banks will be closed on Saturday 12 July tomorrow

On July 12, 2025, the bank will remain closed due to the second Saturday. According to the instructions of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), there is public holiday in banks on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. On this day, customers cannot go to the bank branch and do any transaction as banks are closed. But you can use digital service like net banking, mobile banking, ATM and UPI. If you want to deal with any necessary work related to the bank, then complete it in advance.

The full list of weekend holidays – These holidays are applicable across the country in all banks.

July 12 – Second Saturday

13 July (Sunday)

20 July (Sunday)

26 July – Saturday – Fourth Saturday

27 July (Sunday)

When will the banks be closed in July 2025?

Public holiday list

When and where the banks will be closed in July 2025

July 14 (Monday) – Meghalaya: Banks will remain closed on the festival of Bah Dankhakam.

July 16 (Wednesday) – Uttarakhand: Banks will remain closed on the occasion of Harela festival.

July 17 (Thursday) – Meghalaya: Banks will remain closed on the death anniversary of U Tirot Singh.

July 19 (Saturday) – Tripura: Banks will remain closed due to Ker Puja.

July 28 (Monday)-Sikkim: Banks will remain closed due to Draukpa Chhe-G festival.

RBI Bank Holiday List

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