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Bank Holidays June 2026: Branches to Shut for Up to 13 Days; Check State-Wise List and Long Weekend Alerts

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Mumbai. Friday, 29 May 2026

As we enter June 2026, banking consumers across India are urged to review their financial calendars. According to the official notification issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under the Negotiable Instruments Act, both public and private sector banks will remain closed for up to 13 days in June 2026.

These closures include mandatory national weekly offs (Sundays), the standard second and fourth Saturdays, alongside several state-specific religious and regional festivals. Because these festival closures are highly localized, banks will not be closed simultaneously across all regions. However, a major month-end long weekend will impact financial operations nationwide.

The Complete June 2026 Bank Holiday Matrix

To avoid unneeded trips to your local branch, check the confirmed date-wise breakdown below to see which holidays apply to your state.

Date Day Occasion Affected States & Regions
June 7 Sunday Weekly Holiday Nationwide
June 13 Saturday Second Saturday Nationwide
June 14 Sunday Weekly Holiday Nationwide
June 15 Monday Raja Sankranti / YMA Day Odisha, Mizoram
June 21 Sunday Weekly Holiday Nationwide
June 25 Thursday Moharrum Andhra Pradesh
June 26 Friday Muharram (Ashoora) Maharashtra, New Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Bihar, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Jammu & Kashmir, Tripura, Mizoram, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand
June 27 Saturday Fourth Saturday Nationwide
June 28 Sunday Weekly Holiday Nationwide
June 29 Monday Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti Himachal Pradesh
June 30 Tuesday Remna Ni Mizoram

🚨 Long Weekend Alert at Month-End

Financial consumers, institutional investors, and business owners should plan aggressively for the final week of June. A major consecutive layout of holidays creates a 3-day long weekend in major financial hubs like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and Bengaluru:

  • June 26 (Friday): Muharram (Ashoora) closure across most major Indian states.

  • June 27 (Saturday): Standard nationwide Fourth Saturday closure.

  • June 28 (Sunday): Mandatory weekly off.

Important Action Item: Any physical banking operations including cheque clearances, processing of demand drafts, high-value corporate cash deposits, or physical loan documentation should ideally be finalized before Thursday, June 25, 2026, to prevent operational delays.

Digital Services Will Remain Untouched

While physical storefront doors will remain locked on these days, the RBI guarantees that all underlying core banking architecture remains fully operational. Customers can confidently execute instant money transfers via:

  • Unified Payments Interface (UPI)

  • Immediate Payment Service (IMPS)

  • National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) & RTGS platforms

  • Mobile Banking apps and online Internet Banking portals

  • Localized Cash Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)

For further real-time regional declarations or changes to municipal holiday structures, check the localized notices page at matribhumisamachar.com/en.

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Saransh Kanaujia is currently editor of Matribhumi Samachar Group. He earlier worked with Hindusthan Samachar News Agency. He is also associated with many organizations.

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