September Bank Holiday List: 15 Closed Days

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September Bank Holiday List: 15 Closed Days

September Bank Holiday: While individuals who work in banks will enjoy themselves, those who must work in banks every day may have difficulties during this month. In fact, banks will be closed for a total of 15 days next month, including Sundays, Saturdays, and the second and fourth Saturdays, in addition to numerous festivals. It’s crucial to remember that some holidays are local, thus not all of them will be observed in every state.

The full list of September 2025 bank holidays is available here.

dateDayReason for the holidayAffected areas
3 September 2025Wednesdaykarma pujaJharkhand
4 September 2025ThursdayFirst OnamKerala
5 September 2025FridayEid-e-Milad / Milad-un-NabiMany states
6 September 2025Saturdayeid-e-miladGangtok, Raipur
7 September 2025sundayWeekly HolidayAll over India
12 September 2025FridayFriday after Eid-e-Milad-un-NabiJammu, Srinagar
13 September 2025SaturdaySecond SaturdayAll over India
14 September 2025sundayWeekly HolidayAll over India
21 September 2025sundayWeekly HolidayAll over India
22 September 2025mondayNavratri establishmentJaipur
23 September 2025TuesdayMaharaja Hari Singh JayantiJammu, Srinagar
27 September 2025SaturdayFourth SaturdayAll over India
28 September 2025sundayWeekly HolidayAll over India
29 September 2025mondayMaha Saptami / Durga PujaAgartala, Guwahati, Kolkata
30 September 2025TuesdayMaha Ashtami / Durga PujaAgartala, Bhubaneshwar, Guwahati, Imphal, Jaipur, Kolkata, Patna, Ranchi

It is crucial to remember that the holidays on this list may differ from state to state and are based on those declared by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Effect on banking services

A brief pause in bank branch banking services may result from ongoing holidays. Services including net banking, mobile banking, and ATMs will continue to function in the interim. However, on bank holidays, physical bank offices will not be able to do additional tasks like cash deposits, money transactions, passbook changes, etc.

UPI will continue to be used for transactions.

For necessary transactions, customers can still use services like online banking, mobile banking, and the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Customers who must rely on bank branches for their financial needs and live in closed areas should check their state’s holiday list or check with their bank before visiting to find out the branch’s current status.

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