Bank Holiday Next Week: Banks will be closed for four days between December 15th and 21st. Banks are usually closed on Sundays, as well as the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. Furthermore, Sundays are a holiday everywhere.

Bank Holiday Next Week: The coming week begins tomorrow, December 15th. If you're thinking about completing any important bank-related tasks during this time, this news is for you. We're providing you with information about bank holidays between December 15th and 21st so you can plan your schedule accordingly. According to the RBI's bank holiday list, banks are typically closed on Sundays, as well as the second and fourth Saturdays of the month. Furthermore, holidays vary depending on festivals in different states. Let's find out which days banks will be closed next week.

15 December 

Due to the general elections to Panchayati Raj Institutions and Municipalities in Arunachal Pradesh, all banks in the Itanagar area will be closed on Monday, December 15. Banks will remain open throughout India except in Arunachal Pradesh on Monday. 

18 December

Banks in the Shillong region will be closed on Thursday, December 18, to commemorate the death anniversary of U Soso Tham, so all banks in Meghalaya will also be closed on Thursday. Banks across India will remain open on Thursday, except in this northeastern state.

19 December

Banks in the Panaji area will be closed on Friday, December 19th, to commemorate Goa Liberation Day. Banks will remain open throughout India, except in the Panaji area, on Friday.

20 December

Banks in the Gangtok area will be closed on Saturday, December 20th, to celebrate Losung/Namsung. Banks throughout India will also remain open as it is the third Saturday of the month. However, all banks will remain closed on Sunday.

Given this list of bank holidays, customers are advised to confirm whether the bank is open before visiting a local branch. However, during the holidays, you can use online banking, mobile, or net banking to make bill payments, money transfers, balance checks, etc. However, for checkbook or passbook-related issues, locker access, large-value transactions, KYC, etc., you will need to wait for the bank to reopen.