Highlights

• Friday Holiday 2025
• “Friday Holiday” on Friday, June 6 on social media
• Eid-ul-Azha will be celebrated in India on 7 June
• The central government has not declared any nationwide holiday
• Banks will be closed in some cities of Kerala in RBI Bank calendar
• Advice to complete the necessary banking work on time

Why the trend of “Friday Holiday” 2025 on social media?

Social media platforms in India have been trending “Friday Holiday 2025” for the last few days. Especially on June 6, Friday, people are searching fiercely whether a national holiday has been declared on this day. Meanwhile, Eid-ul-Azha is also in a lot of discussion, which is also known as Bakrid, Bakra Eid or Qurbani Bayarami.

The Eid-ul-Azha is celebrated in Zul Hija, the 12th month of the Islamic calendar and is one of the most important festivals of Muslims. Every year the date of this festival in India changes according to the lunar calendar, and this time it is expected to celebrate on June 7, Saturday.

Central government did not declare any Friday Holiday

Many rumors are spreading on the Internet that the central government has declared June 6 as a national holiday. However, there has been no official announcement by the government in this regard. The central government has clarified that no nationwide public holiday has been kept on this date.

Thus, the government or non-government offices will work according to the general routine. However, on the occasion of the festival, many state governments can declare a holiday at the local level, especially where the population of Muslims is high.

What is in the RBI Bank calendar on 6 June?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released a banking calendar of 2025, in which 6 June has been declared a bank holiday under the Negotiable Instruments Act. This means that banks will remain closed in some areas on this day.

Banks will remain closed on June 6, Friday in cities like Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi in Kerala. These areas are large -scale Muslim population, where it is common to remain closed on Bakrid.

Banks will open and provide general services in the rest of the states. Therefore, if you have any necessary banking work, it would be better to complete it first so that any kind of inconvenience can be avoided.

Importance and Preparation of Eid-ul-Azha 2025

Eid-ul-Azha is a very important festival in Islamic history and religion. The festival recalls the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim when he expressed his desire to sacrifice his son on the orders of Allah.

When is Eid-ul-Azha celebrated?

This festival is celebrated on the 10th day of Zul Hijja, the last month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It is expected to arrive on Saturday, June 7 in 2025.

Festival traditions

• On this day, Muslims sacrifice goats, cow or camel.
• The meat is divided into the poor and the needy.
• People celebrate this day together with their family and friends.
• Namaz is recited and special prayers are sought.

Why are rumors of “Friday Holiday” on 6 June spreading?

This year, there is a big reason for the confusion on social media on 6 June that Friday is Friday a day before Bakrid, so people are thinking that the central government has declared an additional holiday before the festival.

Apart from this, due to bank holiday in some states like Kerala, it is also understood that the same situation is there in the whole country. But the reality is that it is a local holiday and not national.

Necessary Tips: Plan banking and government work

Since banks will remain closed in some parts of Kerala on June 6, banking works should be completed first. Especially if you:

• Have to deposit money
• Czech have to be cleared
• Other financial transactions have to be done

So it is better that you do your work by June 5.

Friday Holiday 2025 And Eid-ul-Azha Beware of rumors spread about. The central government has not declared any national holiday on 6 June. Only a few states will have bank holidays at the local level.

Along with participating in the happiness of the festival, complete the necessary tasks in time so that there is no problem during the holidays.