March 2025 Bank Holidays in Telangana & Andhra Pradesh: Plan Smart, Avoid Hassles!

Planning a bank visit in March 2025? Avoid hassle! Check the full list of bank holidays in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, including Holi and Eid closures.

Residents of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh should mark their calendars for March 2025 bank holidays to avoid inconvenience. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced state-specific and nationwide closures, including festivals like Holi and Eid-ul-Fitr. Here’s the full list of dates when banks will remain closed:

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March 2025 Bank Holidays in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh: Full List

Here’s the complete list of days when banks will remain closed in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh:

State-Specific Holidays

Nationwide Closures

Note: While ATMs and online banking services remain operational, in-branch transactions will halt on these dates.

Complete List of Bank Holidays in March 2025

  1. 2 March (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
  2. 8 March (Second Saturday): Nationwide closure.
  3. 9 March (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
  4. 14 March (Friday): Holi – Banks closed in Telangana & Andhra Pradesh.
  5. 16 March (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
  6. 22 March (Fourth Saturday): Nationwide closure.
  7. 23 March (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
  8. 30 March (Sunday): Weekly holiday.
  9. 31 March (Monday): Eid-ul-Fitr – Banks closed across both states.

Critical Dates for Banking Activities

Alternatives During Bank Closures

While physical branches remain shut, use these digital options:

Why Check Bank Holiday Lists?

RBI announces closures to align with regional festivals and operational protocols. Staying updated ensures:


Bookmark this article or set reminders for key dates like 14 March (Holi) and 31 March (Eid) to manage financial tasks efficiently.

With Telangana and Andhra Pradesh observing 9 bank holidays in March 2025, use digital tools for uninterrupted banking. Double-check dates before visiting branches to save time and effort.

(Article originally published by Munsif)

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