Bank Holiday: Banks will be closed tomorrow, Friday, December 19. Banks in Goa will be closed on Friday as they will be celebrating Liberation Day.
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Bank Holiday: Banks will be closed tomorrow, Friday, December 19th. However, banks will not be closed nationwide. Banks will be closed only in Goa because Liberation Day will be celebrated there tomorrow. Therefore, all government and private bank branches will be closed there. Here’s the complete list of holidays for the month of December.
Banks will be closed on Friday, December 19th, 2025
Banks will be closed tomorrow, Friday, December 19th. Banks will be closed in Goa. Liberation Day will be celebrated in Goa on Friday, which is why banks will be closed. In Goa, December 19th commemorates 1961, when Goa gained independence from Portuguese rule and became a part of India. On this occasion, government programs, parades, and cultural events are held across the state. People remember the sacrifices of freedom fighters and pay tribute to the history of Goa’s independence.
When and where will banks be closed in December 2025?
December 19 (Friday)
Bank branch services will be closed in Goa on Goa Liberation Day.
December 20 – Saturday
Banks will be closed in Sikkim due to the Losoong/Namsung festival.
December 21 – Sunday
December 22 – Monday
Banks will be closed in Sikkim due to the Losoong/Namsung festival.
December 24 (Wednesday)
Christmas Eve will be a holiday in Nagaland, Meghalaya, and Mizoram.
December 25 (Thursday)
Banks will be closed in India on Christmas.
December 26 (Friday)
Banks will remain closed for four consecutive days even after Christmas in the three northeastern states.
December 27 – Fourth Saturday
December 28 – Sunday
December 30 (Tuesday)
Banks will be closed in Meghalaya on the death anniversary of freedom fighter U Kyang Nangbah.
December 31 (Wednesday)
Banks will be closed in Mizoram and Manipur due to New Year’s Eve and the Imoinu Iratpa festival.
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