November 6 Bank Holiday or not?

 - Sakshi Post

If you’re wondering whether banks will be closed on November 6, 2025, here’s the update: tomorrow is a regular working day for most banks across India. There is no nationwide bank holiday or festival scheduled for November 6, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar for November 2025.

While some states like Bihar, Punjab, UP, and others observed a bank holiday today (November 5) due to Guru Nanak Jayanti and Kartik Purnima, banking services will function normally across the country tomorrow. However, local exceptions may apply in certain regions depending on regional events or government notifications. 

In Bihar, November 6 has been declared a bank holiday owing to the Assembly General Elections 2025. The state government has announced this closure to ensure the smooth conduct of the polling process and to allow bank employees to cast their votes or participate in election-related duties.

Meanwhile, in Meghalaya, banks will also remain closed on November 6 in celebration of the Nongkrem Dance Festival, one of the most vibrant cultural events in the state. This festival, deeply rooted in Khasi tribal traditions, is observed annually near Shillong in the Umden region.

RBI-Listed Bank Holidays in November 2025

Here’s the complete list of important bank holidays in November 2025, as per the RBI:

  • November 5 (Wednesday): Guru Nanak Jayanti / Kartik Purnima (Holiday in several states)
  • November 7 (Friday): Wangala Festival (Holiday in Meghalaya)
  • November 8 (Saturday): Second Saturday (Banks closed nationwide); Kanakadasa Jayanti (Karnataka)
  • November 9 (Sunday): Weekly holiday (All India)
  • November 22 (Saturday): Fourth Saturday (Banks closed nationwide)
  • November 23 (Sunday): Weekly holiday (All India)
  • November 30 (Sunday): Weekly holiday (All India)

Summary

To sum it up, November 6, 2025, is not a bank holiday. Banks will remain open and operational across India, and all regular services will continue as usual. Customers planning financial transactions, cash deposits, or cheque clearances can visit their respective bank branches without any interruption.

However, with several holidays lined up later in the month, it’s advisable to plan your banking activities accordingly.

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