Bank Holidays Next Week: How Many Days Will Banks Remain Closed? Check the Complete Schedule
As a fresh week begins on June 8, customers planning to visit a bank branch should take a quick look at the holiday calendar. A little preparation can save you from making an unnecessary trip when the branch is closed.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has already released its holiday schedule for June, and while there are no major nationwide weekday holidays next week, banks will observe their regular weekend closures.
Bank Holidays Next Week
There are no nationwide public holidays from Monday to Friday during the coming week. However, banks will remain shut on:
More Bank Holidays Later in June
Apart from the regular weekend breaks, several regional holidays are scheduled later this month:
Online Banking Will Continue
Even when physical branches are closed, most banking services will remain available round the clock.
Customers can continue using:
Keep This in Mind
Although digital banking services are generally available 24/7, occasional maintenance work may temporarily affect certain services. However, holiday closures mainly impact physical bank branches.
If you have cheque-related work, account updates, document submissions, or any task that requires a branch visit, checking the holiday calendar in advance can help you avoid last-minute inconvenience.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has already released its holiday schedule for June, and while there are no major nationwide weekday holidays next week, banks will observe their regular weekend closures.
Bank Holidays Next Week
There are no nationwide public holidays from Monday to Friday during the coming week. However, banks will remain shut on: - June 13 (Second Saturday): All bank branches across the country will remain closed.
- June 14 (Sunday): Weekly holiday for banks.
More Bank Holidays Later in June
Apart from the regular weekend breaks, several regional holidays are scheduled later this month: - June 15: Banks will remain closed in parts of Mizoram for YMA Day and in Odisha for Raja Sankranti.
- June 25-26: Bank branches in several major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, are expected to remain closed on account of Muharram.
- June 29: Banks in Shimla will observe a holiday for Guru Kabir Jayanti.
- June 30: Banks in Aizawl will remain closed for Remna Ni.
Online Banking Will Continue
Even when physical branches are closed, most banking services will remain available round the clock. Customers can continue using:
- UPI for instant payments
- NEFT and RTGS for fund transfers
- Net banking and mobile banking apps
- Bill payment services
- ATM facilities for cash withdrawals
Keep This in Mind
Although digital banking services are generally available 24/7, occasional maintenance work may temporarily affect certain services. However, holiday closures mainly impact physical bank branches. If you have cheque-related work, account updates, document submissions, or any task that requires a branch visit, checking the holiday calendar in advance can help you avoid last-minute inconvenience.
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