In December 2024, bank holidays are spread over a variety of days, including national holidays, regional holidays and weekends. This article highlights all the important days when banks will be closed, including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and some state-specific holidays.
As the year comes to a close, December 2024 brings a mix of festive cheer and practical considerations, especially when planning financial transactions. For those who need to go to the bank, it is important to know the holiday schedule, as December includes many bank holidays, both national and regional, along with weekends.
With at least 17 public holidays on the calendar, including Saturdays and Sundays, December offers many opportunities for employees to enjoy long weekends. Important holidays such as Christmas are widely recognized, while regional festivals and celebrations also contribute to the list of bank closures.
Additionally, bank holidays are determined by state-specific traditions and local events, causing schedules to vary across India.
Understanding these holidays is essential for effective financial planning, ensuring timely completion of transactions before the bank closes. For individuals and businesses alike, checking the full list of bank holidays for December 2024 is the first step to avoiding any inconvenience.
Whether it’s scheduling bill payments, withdrawing cash, or handling important financial documents, being informed about bank holiday schedules can help make the month smoother and more stress-free. .
Bank Holidays in December 2024: Complete List of Bank Holidays by State
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| Day | Day | Holidays/Observances | Land |
| December 1 | Sunday | – | Pan India |
| December 3 | Friday | Feast of Saint Francis Xavier | Goa |
| December 8 | Sunday | – | All India |
| December 12 | Thursday | Pa-Togan Nengminja Sangma | Meghalaya |
| December 14 | Saturday | Second Saturday | Pan India |
| December 15 | Sunday | – | Pan India |
| December 18 | Wednesday | U SoSo Tham’s death anniversary | Meghalaya |
| December 19 | Thursday | Goa Liberation Day | Goa |
| December 22 | Sunday | – | Pan India |
| December 24 | Tuesday | Christmas Eve | Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya |
| December 25 | Wednesday | Christmas | All India |
| December 26 | Thursday | Christmas | Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya |
| December 27 | Friday | Christmas | Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya |
| December 28 | Saturday | Wednesday Saturday | Pan India |
| December 29 | Sunday | – | All India |
| December 30 | Monday | U Kiang Nangbah | Meghalaya |
| December 31 | Tuesday | New Year’s Eve/Lossong/Namsoong | Mizoram, Sikkim |
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in collaboration with state governments, compiles an exhaustive list of bank holidays by considering various factors. These include national and regional holidays, religious events, activity needs and cultural festivals.
The RBI usually communicates this information through official notifications on its website and by issuing notices to banks and other financial institutions to ensure smooth operations across the banking industry.
