Bank holiday 2025: Banks are scheduled to be closed on Monday 26 May 2025. Both the government and private sector banks will be closed on this day. That is, during this time, customers will not be able to go to the bank and get their work done. However, let us tell you that tomorrow there will be a holiday of banks in only one state. Banks will remain open in all other states, but do you know why the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) gave a holiday on May 26 in banks?
Holiday in banks of this state
Kazi Nazrul Islam’s birthday birthday is celebrated every year on 26 May. He was not only a great Bengali writer, poet and musician, but also a revolutionary. He is known as rebellious poet. Through his writing, he raised his voice against English rule, social injustice, religious fanaticism. His poems and songs give a glimpse of freedom, equality and human dignity. Banks will be closed tomorrow in Tripura in honor of them. After this, banks will be closed in Shimla on the occasion of Maharana Pratap’s birth anniversary on Thursday, 29 May.
You will be able to take advantage of these services
However, there is nothing to panic during this time. You will be able to send money by using UPI, IMPS, Net Banking and Mobile Banking App on holidays through digital services, but during this time the branches of the bank will be closed, so it would be better that you have to deal with the work for which you have to go to the bank, so that there is no problem later. You will also be able to benefit from ATM facility for withdrawal of money.
Banks across the country will be open on Saturday, May 31, 2025, as this is the fifth Saturday of the month. According to the RBI calendar, banks are usually closed on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. It is worth noting that all the banks are closed on Sundays of the month, therefore, banks will remain closed on Sunday on 1 June 2025. This means that banks will remain closed for two days next week in Agartala and Shimla.
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