Bank Holidays in June 2026: Check the Complete List Before Visiting Your Branch

Planning to visit a bank branch this month? You may want to check the holiday schedule first. According to the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) holiday calendar, banks across several states will remain closed on multiple days in June 2026 due to regional festivals, religious observances, and local celebrations.

While digital banking services will continue to operate normally, branch-based services such as cheque clearance, account opening, document verification, and locker access may be unavailable on designated holidays. Customers are therefore advised to complete important banking tasks in advance to avoid inconvenience.

Why Are Banks Closed on Different Days?

Bank holidays in India are determined by a combination of national holidays, regional festivals, religious events, and state-specific observances. As a result, bank closures may vary from one city or state to another.

In June 2026, apart from regular weekend holidays, banks will remain closed in certain regions due to events such as YMA Day, Raja Sankranti, Muharram, Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti, and Remna Ni.

Bank Holiday List for June 2026

June 15, 2026 (Monday)

Banks will remain closed in the following cities:

• Aizawl – YMA Day

• Bhubaneswar – Raja Sankranti

Customers in these locations should plan branch visits accordingly.

June 25, 2026 (Thursday)

Banks in Vijayawada will remain closed on account of Muharram-related observances.

June 26, 2026 (Friday)

A major bank holiday is scheduled across several cities due to Muharram, Yaum-e-Shahadat, Ashura, and related observances.

Banks will remain closed in:

• New Delhi

• Mumbai

• Kolkata

• Bengaluru

• Chennai

• Hyderabad

• Patna

• Lucknow

• Bhopal

• Nagpur

• Raipur

• Ranchi

• Srinagar

• Jammu

• Agartala

• Aizawl

• Belapur

As many major financial centers will be affected, customers should avoid planning branch-related work on this date.

June 29, 2026 (Monday)

Banks in Shimla will remain closed on the occasion of Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti.

June 30, 2026 (Tuesday)

Bank branches in Aizawl will remain closed due to the Remna Ni festival.

Digital Banking Services Will Continue

Even when physical branches remain closed, customers can continue using most digital banking facilities without interruption.

Available services include:

• Internet Banking

• Mobile Banking Apps

• UPI Transactions

• NEFT Transfers

• RTGS Transfers

• ATM Withdrawals

• Cash Deposit Machines

• Debit and Credit Card Services

These facilities will function normally during bank holidays unless otherwise notified by individual banks.

Services That May Be Affected

Although online transactions remain operational, several branch-dependent services will not be available on bank holidays.

These include:

• Account opening and closure

• Cheque deposit processing and clearance

• Demand draft issuance

• KYC verification

• Loan documentation

• Locker operations

• Passbook updates at branches

• In-person customer service requests

Customers requiring any of these services should complete them before the holiday dates.

What Should Customers Do?

Bank customers are advised to review their local holiday schedule before visiting a branch, as holiday dates may differ from state to state.

Particular attention should be given to June 26, when banks in many major cities across India will remain closed due to Muharram-related observances.

Planning ahead can help avoid delays in important financial transactions, document submissions, or branch-related banking activities.

Final Takeaway

June 2026 includes several regional and religious bank holidays across India. While online banking, UPI, and ATM services will continue to function normally, physical branches in many cities will remain closed on specific dates. Before heading to a bank branch, customers should check the local holiday calendar and complete urgent work in advance to avoid last-minute inconvenience.