Bank Holidays in Delhi 2024, List of Bank Vacations in Delhi NCR 2024. Frankly speaking, there are many bank holidays in Delhi. Among these include the various holidays for Maha Shivaratri and the other festivals that people of the state celebrate. If you are planning to take the bank holidays in Delhi, you should enjoy the same by doing a whole lot of things. This page contains a calendar of all 2024 bank holidays for Delhi. These dates may be modified as official changes are announced…
Bank Holidays in Delhi 2024
In India we have federal, and regional government holidays and popular observances as well. The bank holidays in India varies from one bank to the other, though the central government and the Ministry of Personnel announces some Public Bank holidays in India on – Republic Day (January 26), Independence Day (August 15), and Gandhi Jayanti (October 2).
Also the bank holidays cater to some cultural and religious holidays such as – Budh Purnima, Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas, Eid, etc. Check out Bank Holidays in Delhi.
You can find the list of the public holidays in Delhi NCR 2024 below, though these dates may vary if any official change is announced. Also, all the private and public sector banks are closed on 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday of every month.
Take a look at some of these, which are largely the national holidays list:
- 1) Republic Day Holiday
- 2) Independence Day Holiday
- 3) Gandhi Jayanthi Holiday.
List of Bank Holidays in Delhi 2024
| Date & Month | Day | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| January 13 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| January 26 | Friday | Republic Day |
| January 27 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| February 10 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| February 24 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| March 9 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| March 23 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| March 25 | Monday | Holi |
| March 29 | Friday | Good Friday |
| April 10 | Wednesday | Idul Fitr |
| April 11 | Thursday | Idul Fitr |
| April 13 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| April 17 | Wednesday | Ram Navami |
| April 21 | Sunday | Mahavir Jayanti |
| April 27 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| May 11 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| May 23 | Thursday | Buddha Purnima |
| May 25 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| June 8 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| June 17 | Monday | Bakrid / Eid al Adha |
| June 22 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| July 13 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| July 17 | Wednesday | Muharram |
| July 27 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| August 10 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| August 15 | Thursday | Independence Day |
| August 24 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| August 26 | Monday | Janmashtami |
| September 14 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| September 16 | Monday | Eid e Milad |
| September 28 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| October 2 | Wednesday | Gandhi Jayanti |
| October 12 | Saturday | Vijaya Dashami |
| October 13 | Sunday | Vijaya Dashami |
| October 26 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| October 31 | Thursday | Diwali |
| November 1 | Friday | Diwali |
| November 9 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| November 15 | Friday | Guru Nanak Jayanti |
| November 23 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
| December 14 | Saturday | Second Saturday Bank Holiday |
| December 25 | Wednesday | Christmas Day |
| December 28 | Saturday | Fourth Saturday Bank Holiday |
Note: The 2nd Saturday and 4th Saturday of every month as public holiday for banks in India
Delhi is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. If you are in Delhi, it is time to spend your bank holidays well in 2024. You can do a host of things during these days. However, the one thing that you should avoid doing during the bank holiday in Delhi in 2024, is to drive around the city. Take a break from driving and try spending your time indoors. You could probably spend time reading a book or by simply watching television. In fact, tourists visiting Delhi can get a host of exhilarating experience including ice skating, horse riding, paragliding and rafting
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