List of Government and Bank Holidays in Delhi in 2025

Balancing work and personal life is critical in a modern, hectic world. Holidays, being a sort of vacation, serve as a much-needed rest; they give a chance to get recharged and revamped.

For those who dwell and work in the heart of Delhi’s busy city, a temporary break from the stressful pace can be a lifesaver. Planning your holidays in advance allows you to enjoy the most of these rare moments, making beautiful memories and renovating with loved ones and activities that fill your heart with joy and relaxation.

Team Digit

Government Holidays in Delhi
Bank Holidays in Delhi
Important Dates and Festivals in Delhi
Frequently Asked Questions

List of Government Holidays in Delhi in 2025

Knowing the government holiday list in advance would be very helpful when planning your time or executing time management. Along with national holiday standards across India, each region observes state-specific holidays based on local customs and traditions. Delhi is no exception, as it is also the capital of India.

The regional and public holiday list was announced by the Delhi government in 2025, allowing people to surf the list of festivals and enjoy cultural diversity without losing anything important.

Below is the list of government holidays to be observed in Delhi in 2025:

Day	Date	Holidays
1st January	Monday	New Year’s Eve
26th January	Sunday	Republic Day
26th February	Wednesday	Maha Shivaratri
14th March	Friday	Holi
31st March	Monday	Eid-Ul-Fitr
6th April	Sunday	Ram Navami
10th April	Thursday	Mahavir Jayanti
18th April	Friday	Good Friday
12th May	Monday	Buddha Purnima
7th June	Saturday	Bakrid / Eid-Ul-Adha
6th July	Sunday	Muharram
9th August	Saturday	Raksha Bandhan
15th August	Friday	Independence Day
16th August	Saturday	Janmashtami
5th September	Friday	Eid e Milad
2nd October	Thursday	Vijaya Dashami
2nd October	Thursday	Gandhi Jayanti
21st October	Tuesday	Diwali
31st October	Friday	Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Jayanti
5th November	Wednesday	Guru Nanak Jayanti
25th December	Thursday	Christmas Day

List of Bank Holidays in Delhi in 2025

Knowledge of the bank holiday list of 2025 is essential when managing any banking-related activities. While online banking remains in operation, the physical bank branches remain closed on holidays.

Below is the list of bank holidays to be observed in Delhi in 2025:

Day	Date	Holiday
11th January	Saturday	Second Saturday
25th January	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
26th January	Sunday	Republic Day
8th February	Saturday	Second Saturday
22nd February	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
26th February	Wednesday	Maha Shivaratri
8th March	Saturday	Second Saturday
14th March	Friday	Holi
22nd March	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
31st March	Monday	Eid-Ul-Fitr
6th April	Sunday	Ram Navami
10th April	Thursday	Mahavir Jayanti
12th April	Saturday	Second Saturday
18th April	Friday	Good Friday
26th April	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
10th May	Saturday	Second Saturday
12th May	Monday	Buddha Purnima
24th May	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
7th June	Saturday	Bakrid / Eid-Ul-Adha
14th June	Saturday	Second Saturday
28th June	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
6th July	Sunday	Muharram
12th July	Saturday	Second Saturday
26th July	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
9th August	Saturday	Raksha Bandhan
15th August	Friday	Independence Day
16th August	Saturday	Janmashtami
23rd August	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
5th September	Friday	Eid e Milad
13th September	Saturday	Second Saturday
27th September	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
2nd October	Thursday	Vijaya Dashami
2nd October	Thursday	Gandhi Jayanti
11th October	Saturday	Second Saturday
21st October	Tuesday	Diwali
22nd October	Wednesday	Vikram Samvat New Year
23rd October	Thursday	Bhai Dooj
25th October	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
5th November	Wednesday	Guru Nanak Jayanti
8th November	Saturday	Second Saturday
22nd November	Saturday	Fourth Saturday
13th December	Saturday	Second Saturday
25th December	Thursday	Christmas Day
27th December	Saturday	Fourth Saturday

*Please note that the date and day may vary.

List of Important Dates & Festivals in Delhi in 2025

The city, called 'Dil Walon Ki Dehli,' is also famous among people for its culture and festivities that are celebrated yearly. Festivals such as Diwali, Holi, Navratri, and Eid are observed with great enthusiasm and zeal in Delhi, reflecting the city’s great cultural diversity.

Knowing these important events and festivals for 2025 enables the locals and visitors to participate in the local activities, join in the festive atmosphere, and make the necessary preparations.

Here are the important festivals in Delhi in 2025 with dates and brief descriptions:

Holi (14th March): Holi is a festival of colours that signifies the eternal love of Lord Krishna and Radha. The streets of Delhi are filled with life and joy as colours splash on everybody.
Eid-Ul-Fitr (31st March) and Eid-Ul-Adha (7th June): Eid-Ul-Fitr marks the closing of the sacred fasting month, Ramadan, whereas Eid-Ul-Adha is connected with Prophet Abraham's readiness for sacrificing his son as an act of submission to Allah.
Raksha Bandhan (9th August): This festival, which celebrates the loving bond and sibling affection, is popularly known as the festival of love.
Durga Puja (28th September - 2nd October): It's one of the biggest festivals in the Bengali culture. It is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm, marking the Goddess Durga's victory over the demon king Mahishasura.
Navratri (22nd September -1st October): A nine-day festival in the capital of New Delhi, during which a different form of Goddess Durga is worshipped every day. It is the most famous festival, celebrated with infinite devotion and celebrations.
Dussehra (2nd October): Celebrated to honour Lord Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana, the festival has become renowned for the eloquent and colourful idols of victory.
Diwali (21st October): Delhi's biggest and most well-known festival. It symbolises the victory of good over evil, commemorated by fireworks, lighting, and festivities.

Know more about:

In 2025, Delhi’s calendar will include plenty of government and bank holidays, allowing residents to experience different festivals and events. Organising your schedule in advance is crucial so you can enjoy these holidays to the fullest.

FAQs about Government and Bank Holidays in Delhi

All

How many public holidays will there be in Delhi in 2025?

In the year 2025, Delhi has a total of 21 public holidays.

Is Lohri a government holiday in Delhi in 2025?

No, Lohri is not a National Holiday in Delhi. Nevertheless, it is definitely celebrated, and many people spend the day without going to work and participating in evening parties.

Is there any difference between bank holidays and public holidays?

Bank holidays are on the 2nd and the 4th Saturdays; therefore, they are more than public holidays that often coincide.

Which national day is obligatory in India?

In India, there are three national holidays on which all establishments must provide a holiday to all employees: Republic Day, January 26th; Independence Day, August 15th; and Gandhi Jayanti, October 2nd.