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Holidays allow us to unite with our loved ones and build strong bonds with them. Trips and getaways are a way to achieve better mental well-being and take a break from the hustle of everyday life. Thus, having days off for increased productivity and better presence of mind is essential.
Keep scrolling to learn more about the list of government and bank holidays observed in Jharkhand in 2025.
Based on cultural, regional, and nationalistic significance, Jharkhand observes a list of public holidays that are public holidays as notified by the government. You must keep track of these government holidays in Jharkhand to plan your outings and trips accordingly, thus avoiding any last-minute plans.
Below is the list of government holidays that are to be observed in Jharkhand in 2025:
Date | Day | Holidays |
1st January | Wednesday | New Year’s Day |
14th January | Tuesday | Makar Sankranti |
23rd January | Thursday | Netaji Subhash Chandra Jayanti |
26th January | Sunday | Republic Day |
26th February | Wednesday | Maha Shivratri |
14th March | Friday | Holi |
31st March | Monday | Eid ul-Fitr |
1st April | Tuesday | Sarhul |
6th April | Sunday | Ram Navami |
10th April | Thursday | Mahavir Jayanti |
13th April | Sunday | Buddha Purnima |
14th April | Monday | Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti |
18th April | Friday | Good Friday |
19th April | Saturday | Easter Saturday |
20th April | Sunday | Easter Sunday |
1st May | Thursday | May Day |
7th June | Saturday | Bakri Eid/ Eid-Al-Adha |
6th July | Sunday | Muharram/ Ashoora |
9th August | Saturday | Rakhi/ Raksha Bandhan |
15th August | Friday | Independence Day |
16th August | Saturday | Janmashtami |
5th September | Friday | Eid-e-Milad |
30th September | Tuesday | Maha Ashtami |
1st October | Wednesday | Maha Navami |
2nd October | Thursday | Vijaya Dashami |
2nd October | Thursday | Gandhi Jayanti |
21st October | Tuesday | Diwali |
27th October | Monday | Chhath Puja |
5th November | Wednesday | Guru Nanak Jayanti |
15th November | Saturday | Jharkhand Formation Day |
25th December | Thursday | Christmas |
Banks observe a list of non-working days, usually at their offline locations, as their online services might still be operational. You must record the bank holidays list to avoid any hassles in money transfer services and other bank-related work.
Usually, the bank holidays in Jharkhand are the same as those observed nationwide, while some may differ based on the regional festivities and culture of the state.
Below is the list of bank holidays that are to be observed in Jharkhand in 2025:
Date | Day | Holidays |
11th January | Saturday | Second Saturday |
23rd January | Thursday | Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti |
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 |
1st April | Tuesday | Sarhul |
10th April | Thursday | Mahavir Jayanti |
12th April | Saturday | Second Saturday |
14th April | Monday | Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti |
26th April | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
10th May | Saturday | Second Saturday |
12th May | Thursday | Buddha Purnima |
25th May | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
7th June | Saturday | Eid-al-Adha |
14th June | Saturday | Second Saturday |
28th June | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
6th July | Sunday | Muharram |
12th July | Wednesday | Second Saturday |
26th July | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
9th August | Saturday | Second Saturday |
15th August | Friday | Independence Day |
16th August | Saturday | Janmashtami |
26th August | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
5th September | Friday | Eid-a-Milad |
13th September | Saturday | Second Saturday |
27th September | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
30th September | Tuesday | Maha Ashtami |
1st October | Wednesday | Maha Navami |
2nd October | Thursday | Vijaya Dashami |
11th October | Saturday | Second Saturday |
21st October | Tuesday | Diwali |
25th October | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
27th October | Monday | Chhath Puja |
5th November | Wednesday | Guru Nanak Jayanti |
8th November | Saturday | Second Saturday |
15th November | Saturday | Jharkhand Formation Day |
22nd November | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
13th December | Saturday | Second Saturday |
25th December | Thursday | Christmas |
27th December | Saturday | Fourth Saturday |
*Please note that the date and day may vary.
Jharkhand means ‘The Land of the Forest,’ as the state is covered with lush green forests and woodlands. This diverse eastern state of India is known for its exquisite flora and fauna, rich culture and traditions, and the abode of tribes with various customs and beliefs.
Apart from the national holidays, the state observes several days dedicated to regional and state-specific festivities celebrating Jharkhand's diversity.
Tusu Parab or Makar (14th January): This harvest festival is mainly observed in Jharkhand's Bundu, Tamar, and Raidih areas. On this day, regional songs full of rhythm and life are sung that reflect the simplicity of the tribals in the region.
Sarhul (1st April): It is an important festival celebrated with great joy and happiness among the tribal population of Jharkhand. This day is dedicated to worshipping the Sal tree, which is believed to be the abode of Goddess Sarna, that protects the village from natural calamities and disasters.
Karam/Karma (3rd September): This festival is observed to worship the Karam Devta, recognized as the power of youth or youthfulness. On this day, villagers collect wood, fruits, and flowers to offer during the puja of Karam god.
Chhath Puja (27th October): This day in Jharkhand is dedicated to the Sun god and is a four-day folk festival marked by people observing fast for over 36 hours.
Sohrai (14th - 18th November): This festival is celebrated by the Munda tribes of Jharkhand to pay their thanks for the successful harvest and the well-being of their cattle. It is widely known as the cattle festival.
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Jharkhand is all set to observe a list of government and bank holidays in 2025. Thus, you must mark them in your calendars to schedule trips and getaways with your loved ones as the chance arrives and avoid any last-minute hassles.
Some major holidays in Jharkhand include Republic Day, Holi, Eid-ul-Fitr, Diwali, Sarhul, and Mahavir Jayanti.
In addition to the list of notified bank holidays, all banks in Jharkhand will remain closed on the second and fourth Saturdays and Sundays.
Yes, Sarhul is observed as a bank holiday in Jharkhand on 1st April 2025.
Yes, similar to other Indian states, bank holidays in Jharkhand are decided as per the regulations stipulated by the Indian Banks' Association and All India Bank Employees' Association. It helps ensure uniformity when it comes to holiday celebrations across the country.
Yes, some holidays in Jharkhand can vary by district, particularly those related to local festivals and events. It is advisable to check with local authorities for district-specific holidays.
Most government offices, schools, and banks are closed on government holidays. However, private businesses may choose to remain open depending on their discretion and business needs.
Yes, businesses can decide whether to operate or remain closed even on holidays. However, many businesses tend to adjust their operations beforehand, considering limited access to banking activities during holidays.
Most banks provide uninterrupted Internet banking facilities, even on holidays. Thus, you can carry out hassle-free fund transfers, account inquiries, and bill payments as and when required.