Complete Guide to Bank Holidays in November 2025: 11 Closure Days Announced by RBI

November Bank Holidays are determined according to the Reserve Bank of India's official calendar, with varying dates across different states.

The Reserve Bank of India has officially announced the bank holiday schedule for November 2025, revealing that banking institutions will be non-operational for a total of 11 days throughout the month. This comprehensive schedule includes both national public holidays and regional celebrations, along with all Sundays and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.

Since bank holidays differ across various states and Union Territories in India, customers are strongly encouraged to regularly check the official RBI website for precise information regarding closures. To prevent any potential inconvenience, individuals should verify the specific holiday dates applicable in their region before planning visits to their bank branches.

Complete List of Bank Holidays for November 2025:

November 1: Banking operations will be suspended in Karnataka in observance of Kannada Rajyothsava. Additionally, banks in Uttarakhand will close as residents celebrate Igas-Bagwal, also recognized as Budhi Deepawali.

November 2: Regular weekly closure (Sunday).

November 5: In recognition of Guru Nanak Jayanti, Kartika Purnima, and Rahas Purnima, banks will remain closed across most cities and towns throughout the country.

November 6: Banking institutions in Shillong will not be operational due to the celebration of the Nongkrem Dance.

November 7: All banks in Shillong will observe a holiday for the Wangala Festival celebrations.

November 8: Second Saturday of the month, coinciding with Kanakadasa Jayanthi celebrations in Bengaluru.

November 9: Regular weekly closure (Sunday).

November 16: Regular weekly closure (Sunday).

November 22: Fourth Saturday of the month.

November 23: Regular weekly closure (Sunday).

November 30: Regular weekly closure (Sunday).

Impact on Banking Services

While physical bank closures may result in payment processing delays and some inconveniences, customers should note that digital banking services will continue to function normally. These electronic platforms ensure continuous banking operations even during official holidays. Customers can access essential financial services through:

Online and mobile banking platforms for conducting transactions, checking account balances, and making bill payments.

NEFT and RTGS digital transfer services for fund movements.

ATM facilities for cash withdrawals and various card-based transactions.

Online portals for requesting services such as chequebooks, demand drafts, and other account-related operations.