Bank Holidays in November 2025: The festive season is over, and people are now back to their daily routines. If you’re planning any important bank work in November, be sure to check the holiday list first. Banks will be closed for a total of 13 days this month, including all Sundays, the second, and fourth Saturdays.
According to the RBI calendar, banks will be closed for a few days in November due to state festivals, while other states will operate as normal. Fortunately, during these holidays, you’ll be able to access your transactions through ATMs, mobile banking, net banking, and UPI.
List of Bank Holidays for November 2025
November 1 (Saturday): Karnataka Rajyotsava / Igas-Bagwal
Karnataka will be celebrating State Festival Day (Kannada Rajyotsava) today, so banks will remain closed there. Uttarakhand will also celebrate the Igas-Bagwal festival, also known as Diwali of the Gods, on the same day. Banks will also remain closed there.
November 5 (Wednesday): Guru Nanak Jayanti / Kartik Purnima
Banks will be closed in many states across the country on this day. This day marks the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and Kartik Purnima. Banks will be closed in many places, including Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, and Jammu and Kashmir.
November 7 (Friday): Wangala Festival (Meghalaya)
The Wangala Festival, a harvest festival celebrated by the Garo tribe, will be held in Meghalaya. Banks will be closed there, but banks will remain open in other states.
November 8 (Saturday): Kanakadasa Jayanti (Karnataka)
This day is a second Saturday, so banks will be closed across the country. In Karnataka, this day also marks the birth anniversary of saint and poet Kanakadasa.
November 11 (Tuesday): Lhabab Duchen (Sikkim)
In Sikkim, the Lhabab Duchen festival, a significant Buddhist holiday, will be celebrated on this day. Banks will be closed for the occasion.
November Weekly Off
This month banks will remain closed every Sunday and scheduled Saturday.
November 2 (Sunday), November 8 (second Saturday), November 9 (Sunday),
November 16 (Sunday), November 22 (fourth Saturday),
23 November (Sunday) and 30 November (Sunday).
Online services will continue
All digital services, such as ATMs, net banking, mobile banking, and UPI, will continue to operate as usual during the holidays. So, if you need to visit a branch for any important banking work, please consult this list of holidays before visiting.
