
Bank users all over India must remember that September 27, 2025, is the Fourth Saturday of the month and banks will be closed throughout the country. Indian public sector banks and private sector banks observe a list of fixed holidays that consists of the second and fourth Saturdays of a month, along with Sundays and other national or state holidays.
Why Banks Are Closed on Fourth Saturday
Observance of the second and fourth Saturday bank holidays is included in the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) holiday calendar for every year. Banks follow this so that they can consolidate operations, provide employees with a standard day off, and ensure that banking operations are synchronized throughout the nation.
Important Reminders to Customers
RBI Annual Holiday Calendar
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) releases an annual calendar of all bank holidays, including national holidays, state-specific festivals and observances, and weekly holidays such as the second and fourth Saturdays. While holidays are specific to a few states, Saturdays and Sundays are observed by all branches in all states across the country.
With these fixed holidays tracked, bank clients can organize their transactions effectively, prevent last-minute troubles, and remain well-prepared for significant financial activities.
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