June 2026 is about to begin, and if you have important bank-related work pending, checking the latest bank holiday schedule in advance could save you from unnecessary inconvenience. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has officially released the June 2026 bank holiday calendar, listing all nationwide and state-specific bank closures for the month.
Apart from regular Sunday holidays and second and fourth Saturdays, several banks across different states will remain closed because of regional festivals, religious occasions, and local celebrations.
However, customers can still access digital banking services such as:
UPI transactions
Internet banking
Mobile banking
ATM services
Online fund transfers
These services are expected to continue functioning normally even when physical bank branches remain closed.
Nationwide Bank Holidays in June 2026
Banks across India will remain closed on standard weekly holidays during June.
Countrywide Bank Closure Dates
June 7, 2026 – Sunday
June 13, 2026 – Second Saturday
June 14, 2026 – Sunday
June 21, 2026 – Sunday
June 27, 2026 – Fourth Saturday
June 28, 2026 – Sunday
On these dates, bank branches throughout the country are expected to remain shut.
State-Wise Bank Holidays in June 2026
Apart from regular weekly holidays, additional regional holidays will apply in specific cities and states.
June 15, 2026 – Monday
Banks will remain closed in:
Aizawl
Bhubaneswar
Reason for Closure
YMA Day
Raja Sankranti festival
June 25, 2026 – Thursday
Banks in Vijayawada will remain closed due to:
Muharram observance
June 26, 2026 – Friday
A major bank holiday is expected across several cities because of Muharram and Ashura.
Cities Where Banks May Remain Closed
New Delhi
Mumbai
Bengaluru
Chennai
Hyderabad
Kolkata
Lucknow
Patna
Srinagar
Bhopal
Ranchi
Several other cities
Customers are advised to complete important branch-related work before this date to avoid delays.
June 29, 2026 – Monday
Banks in Shimla will remain closed on the occasion of:
Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti
June 30, 2026 – Tuesday
Banks in Aizawl will remain shut due to:
Remna Ni festival
Full June 2026 Bank Holiday List
| Date | Day | Occasion | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 7 | Sunday | Weekly Holiday | Nationwide |
| June 13 | Saturday | Second Saturday | Nationwide |
| June 14 | Sunday | Weekly Holiday | Nationwide |
| June 15 | Monday | YMA Day / Raja Sankranti | Aizawl, Bhubaneswar |
| June 21 | Sunday | Weekly Holiday | Nationwide |
| June 25 | Thursday | Muharram | Vijayawada |
| June 26 | Friday | Muharram / Ashura | Multiple Cities |
| June 27 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday | Nationwide |
| June 28 | Sunday | Weekly Holiday | Nationwide |
| June 29 | Monday | Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti | Shimla |
| June 30 | Tuesday | Remna Ni Festival | Aizawl |
Digital Banking Services Will Continue
Even during bank holidays, most online services will remain operational.
Customers can continue using:
UPI apps
Mobile banking apps
Internet banking portals
Debit and credit cards
ATM cash withdrawals
Bill payment services
This means users can still transfer money, pay utility bills, recharge services, and manage online banking activities without interruption.
Why Customers Should Check Local Holiday Lists
Bank holidays in India are decided not only at the national level but also on a state-wise basis. Because of this, some bank branches may remain open in certain states while staying closed in others.
Experts advise customers to verify local holiday schedules before visiting branches, especially for:
Cheque clearance
Loan processing
Cash deposit work
Demand draft services
KYC updates
Branch verification processes
Important Advice Before Visiting Banks in June
Customers planning important banking work should:
Complete urgent branch work early
Avoid waiting until long holiday weekends
Use online services wherever possible
Check RBI holiday notifications for their specific state
Because several holidays are falling close to weekends in June, some regions may experience consecutive branch closures.
Banking Services Likely to Stay Smooth Despite Holidays
Although physical branches will remain shut on several days, experts believe digital banking infrastructure will continue to handle transactions smoothly.
India’s banking system has become heavily dependent on online and mobile-based services, reducing the impact of branch holidays for most customers.
Still, individuals dealing with offline banking activities or documentation-related work are advised to plan carefully to avoid delays during June 2026.
