July 2025 Holidays: Check complete list of school, colleges and bank holidays across India
When it comes to
school holidays in July
2025, the month offers relatively fewer breaks. However, schools may observe holidays on certain special occasions, such as Muharram, which holds cultural and religious significance.
July 2025 School Holidays (India)
Muharram: Observed as a public holiday and typically taken as a school break—tentatively scheduled for July 6 or 7, 2025, depending on moon sighting
Rath Yatra: Celebrated on July 7, 2025; schools in states observing this festival may remain closed.
Live Events
Sundays: Every Sunday in July—6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th—are non-school days
Kanwar Yatra: Schools can be closed in Noida, Ghaziabad, Haridwar but no official confirmation has been made yet. The announcement will be made at that time.
Bank Holidays in July 2025: Full List with State-Wise Breakdown
In July 2025, banks across India will remain closed for a total of 13 days, including Sundays, second and fourth Saturdays, and several regional public holidays. Here's a detailed list of closures by date and location:
July 3 (Thursday): Kharchi Puja – Banks closed in Agartala
July 5 (Saturday): Guru Hargobind Ji's Birthday – Holiday in Jammu and Srinagar
July 6 (Sunday): Weekly off – All India
July 12 (Saturday): Second Saturday – Nationwide closure
July 13 (Sunday): Weekly off – Nationwide
July 14 (Monday): Beh Deinkhlam – Observed in Shillong
July 16 (Wednesday): Harela – Celebrated in Dehradun
July 17 (Thursday): Death Anniversary of U Tirot Singh – Observed in Shillong
July 19 (Saturday): Ker Puja – Bank holiday in Agartala
July 20 (Sunday): Weekly off – Nationwide
July 26 (Saturday): Fourth Saturday – Nationwide closure
July 27 (Sunday): Weekly off – Nationwide
July 28 (Monday): Drukpa Tshe-zi – Bank holiday in Gangtok
College Holidays in July 2025
Muharram Holiday
Tentative Date: July 6 or 7, 2025, depending on moon sighting
Regular breaks and non-working days
Sundays: All Sundays in July are off (6, 13, 20, 27).
2nd & 4th Saturdays: Colleges observe holidays on July 12 (2nd Sat) and July 26 (4th Sat).
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