If you’re planning to visit a bank branch tomorrow, you may need to reschedule your work. Banks across most parts of India will remain closed on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, due to multiple regional and national holidays.

The holiday has been declared as per the guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India, which allows state-wise closures based on local festivals and observances.

Why Are Banks Closed on April 14?

April 14 marks several important festivals and observances celebrated across India. The most prominent among them is Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Jayanti, commemorating the birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.

In addition, multiple regional festivals fall on the same day, leading to widespread bank closures.

Major Festivals on April 14:

• Baisakhi (Punjab and North India)


• Bohag Bihu (Assam)


• Tamil New Year (Tamil Nadu)


• Mahabisu Sankranti (Odisha)


• Biju Festival


• Cheiraoba (Manipur)


• Buisu Festival (Tripura)

Due to this combination of holidays, bank branches will remain shut in most states.

States Where Banks Will Be Closed

Bank branches are expected to remain closed in several states, including:

• Uttar Pradesh


• Maharashtra


• Gujarat


• Rajasthan


• Bihar


• Assam


• Kerala


• Karnataka


• West Bengal (Kolkata)


• Jammu & Kashmir


• Uttarakhand


• Goa


• Telangana (Hyderabad)

Closures may vary slightly depending on local holiday observance.

Will Online Banking Services Be Affected?

Even though physical branches will be closed, digital banking services will continue to operate normally.

Available Services:

• Internet banking


• Mobile banking apps


• UPI transactions


• ATM withdrawals

Customers can complete most financial tasks online without visiting a branch.

Upcoming Bank Holidays in April 2026

Bank holidays continue across different states due to regional festivals:

• April 15: Bengali New Year, Bohag Bihu, Vishu, Himachal Day


• April 16: Bohag Bihu (Assam)


• April 20: Basava Jayanti, Akshaya Tritiya


• April 21: Garia Puja (Tripura)

These holidays are also declared by the Reserve Bank of India under its official calendar.

Final Advisory for Customers

If you have important banking work such as cheque clearance, account updates, or branch-related services, it’s advisable to complete them in advance or plan for the next working day.

While digital services ensure uninterrupted access, branch-dependent services will remain unavailable during the holiday.

Stay informed and plan your banking activities accordingly to avoid last-minute inconvenience. 🏦