RBI Announces Bank Holidays: Hyderabad Banks to Close for 7 Days in January 2025
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued its monthly list of bank holidays, outlining the days when banks across the country will remain closed. For January 2025, Hyderabad banks are set to observe seven holidays, including state-specific festivals, regular weekend closures, and national holidays. Since holidays vary by state, it’s vital to verify the specific dates applicable to your region.
In Hyderabad, banks will remain closed on Sundays, the second and fourth Saturdays, and for special occasions like Sankranti and Republic Day. While physical branches won’t operate on these days, customers can still access services through mobile banking, internet banking, and ATMs.
Complete List of Bank Holidays in Hyderabad for January 2025
January 5: Sunday
January 11: Second Saturday
January 12: Sunday
January 14: Sankranti
January 19: Sunday
January 25: Fourth Saturday
January 26: Republic Day
Holidays Across India in January 2025
January will witness a total of 13 bank holidays across various states in India. However, not all states observe the same holidays, as these depend on regional festivals and local customs. Therefore, it’s essential to check your state’s specific holiday schedule to avoid disruptions to your banking activities.
Types of Banks Operating in India
India’s banking system includes a wide variety of institutions, each catering to different financial needs:
Public Sector Banks
Private Sector Banks
Cooperative Banks
Regional Rural Banks
Payment Banks
Small Finance Banks
Foreign Banks
Each category follows state-specific guidelines to determine holiday schedules. Customers are advised to plan any time-sensitive transactions in advance to avoid inconveniences during closures.
Digital Banking to the Rescue
Even though physical branches will remain closed on holidays, digital banking channels like mobile apps, online portals, and ATMs will remain fully operational, ensuring uninterrupted access to essential banking services.
Stay informed about the holidays to manage your financial activities efficiently!
Also read: New Year 2025: List of the key changes in India effective from January 1