January 2025 bank holidays : Several days in January will see banks closed. Because many events will take place around this time, if you intend to undertake any critical bank work, you should obviously look into the holidays that fall in January.
Due to the celebration of numerous festivals, banks are expecting a surge in holiday activity. As a result, the work of consumers associated with many institutions may be adversely affected. In such a case, if you need to do any crucial bank-related tasks, do so as quickly as feasible.
According to RBI instructions, banks will be closed on all public holidays and some regional holidays, depending on the state. The state government decides which regional holidays are observed.
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Banks in India are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. In addition, banks are closed on national, public, and regional holidays (which vary by state). Knowing bank holidays ahead of time will allow you to organise your trips to your bank more effectively.
Here’s the complete list of January 2025 bank holidays :
- January 1st, Wednesday – New Year’s Day
- January 2: New Year’s and Mannam Jayanti (state holiday)
- January 5th: Sunday.
- Monday, January 6th: Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti.
- 11 January, Saturday – Missionary Day and Second Saturday
- Swami Vivekananda Jayanti is celebrated on Sunday, January 12th.
- Monday, 13 January – Lohri
- Tuesday, January 14th: Makar Sankranti, Magh Bihu, and Pongal (celebrated in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh).
- Thiruvalluvar Day (celebrated in Tamil Nadu) and Tusu Puja (celebrated in West Bengal and Assam) are both celebrated on January 15, Wednesday.
- January 16: Ujjavar Tirunal.
- January 19th: Sunday.
- On January 22nd, Imoin
- Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti is on January 23, Thursday.
- Saturday, January 25—Fourth Saturday
- Republic Day is January 26th, a Sunday.
- Sonam Losar: January 30
Banks will be closed on the specified dates, however online and ATM transactions can be completed on a daily basis.
Internet-based banking work
Despite the fact that banks are closed, users can still conduct many forms of work online. Bank holidays have no effect on digital services such as UPI, mobile banking, or internet banking. In this case, if any of your job can be completed online, holidays will have no bearing on it. You can do your work comfortable wherever.
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