RBI Releases List of Bank Holidays for July 2025 – Check Full Schedule

Planning a trip to your local bank in July? You might want to double-check your calendar. As per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), banks across India will be shut for a total of 13 days this month due to a combination of weekend offs and state-specific public holidays.

RBI’s Holiday Classifications

The RBI classifies bank holidays under three categories:

• Holidays under the Negotiable Instruments Act
• Banks’ closing of accounts
• Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) holidays

While bank branches may remain closed on these dates, customers can continue using online and mobile banking services for transactions.

Complete List of Bank Holidays – July 2025

Here’s a city-wise breakdown of the 13 bank holidays in July 2025:

• July 3 (Thursday): Kharchi Puja – Agartala
• July 5 (Saturday): Guru Hargobind Ji’s Birthday – Jammu, Srinagar
• July 6, 13, 20, 27 (Sundays): Weekly off – Nationwide
• July 12, 26 (Saturdays): Second & Fourth Saturdays – Nationwide
• July 14 (Monday): Beh Deinkhlam – Shillong
• July 16 (Wednesday): Harela – Dehradun
• July 17 (Thursday): Death Anniversary of U Tirot Singh – Shillong
• July 19 (Saturday): Ker Puja – Agartala
• July 28 (Monday): Drukpa Tshe-zi – Gangtok

Stock Market Holidays in July 2025

In July 2025, the Indian stock markets will remain open for trading on all weekdays, with no special market holidays scheduled during the month. Trading will be closed only on Saturdays and Sundays, as per the regular weekly schedule. Investors can plan their trades accordingly, knowing that there are no mid-week breaks or public holidays affecting market operations in July.

Also Read: Share Market Holiday List 2025!

Conclusion

Before heading to your bank this July, it's advisable to verify the holiday schedule, especially if you reside in states observing regional festivals. While physical branches may remain closed, customers can continue to access banking services through ATMs and digital platforms without interruption.

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