Banks across India will observe state-wise holidays next week between December 1 to 7, 2025, owing to regional festivals and special observances. While bank operations pause on these select days, digital banking services will remain functional, enabling customers to plan essential transactions without disruption.
Next week’s banking calendar for December 1 to 7, 2025, features several state-specific bank holidays reflecting varied cultural and regional festivities. Notably, on Monday, December 1, banks in Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland will remain closed in observance of State Inauguration Day and Indigenous Faith Day. On December 3, banks in Goa will shutter for the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, a significant religious holiday.
Most other states will continue regular banking operations during this period, with Sunday, December 7 observed as the weekly holiday nationwide. Customers are advised to complete in-person banking tasks like deposits, loan applications, or passbook updates ahead of these dates to avoid inconvenience.
Digital banking and online transactions will continue unhindered, allowing uninterrupted money transfers and payments. Businesses, especially those reliant on physical banking, should coordinate payments and receipts accordingly around these holidays. Financial planners recommend reviewing state-wise bank holiday lists to maintain smooth cash flow and financial compliance.
Key highlights
December 1: Bank holiday in Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland.
December 3: Banks closed in Goa for Feast of St. Francis Xavier.
December 7: Weekly bank holiday nationwide (Sunday).
Digital banking remains operational despite physical branch closures.
Customers urged to plan critical banking visits around holidays.
State-wise holiday calendars vary; check local schedules in advance.
Bank services resume post-holiday on respective working days.
Sources: Economic Times, BankBazaar, Times of India, NDTV.