Bank Holidays 2025: Banks Closed from April 12-14: Is Your State Affected? Check the Holiday List

If you need to visit your bank soon, make sure to complete your work by April 11 (Thursday). Banks in many states will remain closed for 3 days in a row—from April 12 to April 14—due to weekends and public holidays. 

This long weekend includes the second Saturday (April 12), Sunday (April 13), and multiple regional holidays on April 14, such as Ambedkar Jayanti, Vishu, Bihu, and Tamil New Year. Many banks across India will not be open. 

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Bank Holiday List for April 2025 

Banks Closed for Three Days (April 12-14) 

• April 12 (Saturday) – Banks Closed 

• Banks across India will remain shut for the second Saturday, as per RBI guidelines. 

• April 13 (Sunday) – Banks Closed 

• Regular Sunday closure; no banking services will be available. 

• April 14 (Monday) – Banks Closed in Most States 

• Banks will remain shut for Ambedkar Jayanti and various regional festivals, including: 

• Vishu (Kerala) 

• Bihu (Assam) 

• Tamil New Year (Tamil Nadu) 

Additional Bank Holidays in April (State-wise) 

• April 15 (Tuesday) – Bengali New Year, Himachal Day, Bohag Bihu 

• Banks will be closed in Assam, West Bengal, Arunachal Pradesh, and Himachal Pradesh. 

• April 18 (Friday) – Good Friday 

• Banks will be shut in most major states, except in Tripura, Assam, Rajasthan, Jammu, Himachal Pradesh, and Srinagar. 

• April 21 (Monday) – Garia Puja 

• Local bank holiday in Tripura. 

• April 29 (Tuesday) – Parshuram Jayanti 

• Banks will remain closed in Himachal Pradesh. 

• April 30 (Wednesday) – Basava Jayanti and Akshaya Tritiya 

• Banks in Karnataka will be closed for these festivals. 

Plan Ahead for Banking Services 

Since April has many holidays, banking services will be affected on multiple days. If you rely on in-person banking, complete all important tasks by April 11 to avoid any last-minute issues. 

Conclusion 

With multiple bank holidays in April, ensure you complete essential transactions in advance. Plan accordingly to avoid disruptions in cash deposits, cheque clearances, or branch visits. 

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