Bank Holiday Today, Saturday, December 13: Today, December 13, is the second Saturday. According to RBI rules, banks across the country are closed on this day. People are often confused about which Saturdays are working and which are not.
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Bank Holiday Today, Saturday, December 13: Today, December 13, is the second Saturday. According to RBI rules, banks across the country are closed on this day. People are often confused about which Saturdays are working and which are not. The first, third, and fifth Saturdays of the month are banking days, while the second and fourth Saturdays are holidays.
In December 2025, banking services will be intermittently closed in different states due to various local festivals, national holidays, and Christmas. So, if you are planning any important banking work, be sure to check this list first.
State-wise Bank Holiday List for December 2025
December 12 (Friday)
Banks will be closed in Meghalaya on the martyrdom day of Garo freedom fighter Pa Togan Nengminja Sangma.
December 13 – Second Saturday (National Holiday)
December 14 – Sunday
December 18 (Thursday)
Holiday in Meghalaya on the death anniversary of Khasi poet U Soso Tham.
December 19 (Friday)
Banks will remain closed in Goa on Goa Liberation Day.
December 20 (Saturday)
Holiday in Sikkim due to Losoung/Namsung festival.
December 21 (Sunday) – Weekly Off
December 22 (Monday)
Another holiday in Sikkim due to the Losoung/Namsung festival.
December 24 (Wednesday)
Banks closed on Christmas Eve in Nagaland, Meghalaya, and Mizoram.
December 25 (Thursday)
Christmas holiday across the country.
December 26 (Friday)
Three northeastern states: Nagaland, Mizoram, and Meghalaya will observe a holiday even after Christmas. Banking services will be affected for four consecutive days.
December 27 – Fourth Saturday (Closed nationwide)
December 28 – Sunday
December 30 (Tuesday)
Holiday in Meghalaya n the death anniversary of freedom fighter U Kyang Nangbah.
December 31 (Wednesday)
Banks will be closed in Manipur and Mizoram due to New Year’s Eve and the Imoinu Iratpa festival.
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