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Banks closed on December 26 in Select Cities for Christmas Celebrations

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 26/12/2025 2:35 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 26/12/2025
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Upcoming Bank Holidays in December 2025Why RBI Declares Bank Holidays

After Christmas on December 25, banks will remain closed tomorrow, Friday, December 26, in certain cities.

Banks in Aizawl, Kohima, and Shillong will not operate due to local Christmas celebrations.

Both public and private bank branches in these cities will remain closed, while banks in other parts of the country will function normally.

Even though the branches are closed, UPI, mobile banking, internet banking, and ATMs will continue to operate.

Customers can make online transactions, pay bills, and withdraw cash from ATMs.

However, in-person branch services will have to wait until banks reopen.

Upcoming Bank Holidays in December 2025

Here are the important bank holidays across the country this December:

December 25: Christmas – All banks closed nationwide

December 26: Christmas Celebration – Banks closed in Aizawl, Kohima, Shillong

December 27: Banks closed in Kohima

December 30: Death anniversary of Yu Kiang Nangbah – Banks closed in Shillong

December 31: New Year’s Eve / Imoinu Iratpa – Banks closed in Aizawl and Imphal

Several other regional holidays are observed across different states for state foundation days, local festivals, and important anniversaries.

Why RBI Declares Bank Holidays

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) designates certain holidays for banks based on religious events, local festivals, and regional observances.

Some examples this December include:

Christmas and Christmas Eve

Local festivals like Losong/Namsung

Death anniversaries of notable figures

State-specific observances and New Year’s Eve

These holidays ensure that branch operations align with local customs and regional requirements while digital banking services remain uninterrupted.

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