Bank Holidays in April 2026: Check the Major State-Wise List Across India
April 2026 brings a mix of national and regional bank holidays across India, making it important to plan your financial tasks in advance. From religious observances to cultural celebrations, several key dates will see banks remain closed in different parts of the country.
One of the earliest holidays in the month is Good Friday on April 3, observed widely across states like Kerala, Goa, and parts of the Northeast. The day is marked by prayers, church services, and quiet reflection among Christian communities.
Mid-April features an important national occasion, Dr Ambedkar Jayanti on April 14. The day honours Dr B R Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution and a champion of social justice. It is widely observed in states such as Maharashtra and several others.
In West Bengal and among Bengali communities, April 15 marks the Bengali New Year. The day is celebrated with cultural events, processions, and festive gatherings, adding a vibrant touch to the holiday calendar.
Apart from these, the usual second and fourth Saturdays will also be bank holidays across the country.
Here is a quick state-wise breakdown of bank holidays in April 2026:
Delhi
Karnataka
Telangana
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
Maharashtra
Since holidays can vary from state to state, it is always a good idea to check your local bank calendar before planning important transactions. With a little preparation, you can avoid last-minute delays and manage your banking needs smoothly.
Disclaimer: The holiday list is based on available official schedules and may vary depending on state-specific notifications and local bank policies. It is advisable to check with your respective bank branch or official government announcements for the most accurate and updated information before planning any important transactions.
One of the earliest holidays in the month is Good Friday on April 3, observed widely across states like Kerala, Goa, and parts of the Northeast. The day is marked by prayers, church services, and quiet reflection among Christian communities.
Mid-April features an important national occasion, Dr Ambedkar Jayanti on April 14. The day honours Dr B R Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution and a champion of social justice. It is widely observed in states such as Maharashtra and several others.
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In West Bengal and among Bengali communities, April 15 marks the Bengali New Year. The day is celebrated with cultural events, processions, and festive gatherings, adding a vibrant touch to the holiday calendar.
Apart from these, the usual second and fourth Saturdays will also be bank holidays across the country.
Here is a quick state-wise breakdown of bank holidays in April 2026:
Delhi
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
Karnataka
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 14, Tuesday: Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
- April 20, Monday: Basava Jayanti
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
Telangana
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 5, Sunday: Babu Jagjivan Ram Jayanti
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 14, Tuesday: Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
Uttar Pradesh
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 14, Tuesday: Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
West Bengal
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 14, Tuesday: Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
- April 15, Wednesday: Bengali New Year
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
Maharashtra
- April 3, Friday: Good Friday
- April 11, Saturday: Second Saturday
- April 14, Tuesday: Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
- April 25, Saturday: Fourth Saturday
Since holidays can vary from state to state, it is always a good idea to check your local bank calendar before planning important transactions. With a little preparation, you can avoid last-minute delays and manage your banking needs smoothly.
Disclaimer: The holiday list is based on available official schedules and may vary depending on state-specific notifications and local bank policies. It is advisable to check with your respective bank branch or official government announcements for the most accurate and updated information before planning any important transactions.
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