Bank Holiday: Where will banks remain closed on July 16 and 17, 2026? Check here to learn the reasons for the holidays and the specific locations affected, based on the RBI holiday calendar.
Bank Holiday: If you need to visit a bank branch to complete any urgent tasks in the next two days, this news is for you. Banks will remain closed in certain states across the country on July 16 and 17, 2026. Yes, this means the holiday is not nationwide; it applies only to specific states as per the RBI holiday calendar. Let’s find out where and why these holidays are taking place.
Why will banks remain closed on July 16?
On Thursday, July 16, banks in Uttarakhand and Meghalaya will remain closed due to special occasions like Harela and U Tirot Sing Day. Operations at all government and private bank branches in these states will be suspended. Banks in other states will remain open.
What is the reason for the holiday on July 17?
On Friday, July 17, there will be a bank holiday in Meghalaya to mark U Tirot Sing Day. Banks everywhere else will remain open, except in Meghalaya.
Will online banking be affected?
No. Despite the closure of bank branches, services such as UPI, internet banking, mobile banking, ATMs, and digital payments will continue to operate as usual. Customers will be able to use services like online transactions and cash withdrawals.
What should you do before visiting the bank?
If your task involves depositing a cheque, getting a demand draft made, updating KYC, or any other branch-related service, check the bank holiday status for your state beforehand. This will help you avoid unnecessary inconvenience.
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