Business / Bank Holidays in July 2021 Banks will be closed for a total of 15 days this month

Bank services will remain closed for about 15 days in the month of July including national, state and regional holidays. In such a situation, people may have to face some special problems. It is important for people to know that on which days banks will remain closed this month. However, during these holidays there will be no problem in your online transactions.

Vikrant Shekhawat : Jul 05, 2021, 01:40 PM
New Delhi: Bank services will remain closed for about 15 days in the month of July including national, state and regional holidays. In such a situation, people may have to face some special problems. It is important for people to know that on which days banks will remain closed this month. However, during these holidays there will be no problem in your online transactions. At the same time, due to the closure of the bank, there may be a shortage of cash in ATMs.

According to the information, in the month of July, government and festive holidays as well as Saturday and Sunday holidays are added, then the bank will remain closed for half the month i.e. 15 days. In the month of July, the bank is getting 9 holidays on account of festivals, in addition to this, 6 Saturdays and Sundays will be included.

Let's know on which days the bank holidays will be in this month

4th of July - Sunday

July 10 - Second Saturday

July 11 - Sunday

July 12- Kong festival

July 13 - Bhanu Jayanti

July 14 - Drukpa Tshechi

16 July - Harela festival holiday

17th July - Kharchi Puja Holiday

18th July - Sunday Holiday

July 19 - The holiday of Thungkar Tshechu of Guru Rimpochee

July 20 - Bakrid holiday

21 July - Eid-ul-Zuha festival holiday

24 July – Fourth Saturday of the month off

25 July - Sunday Holiday

31 July - Ker Puja holiday

Holidays do not apply simultaneously in all states

It is worth noting that RBI holidays do not apply to every state simultaneously. There are holidays in banks according to the states. Therefore, by looking at the complete list of bank holidays on the official website of RBI, you can know which festival will be a bank holiday in your state.