Bank Holidays February 2026 – All States and Union Territories

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released the official bank holiday calendar for February 2026, outlining the dates when banks across the country will remain closed. This includes all Sundays, the second and fourth Saturdays, and state-specific holidays as notified by RBI. Customers and businesses are advised to plan their banking activities in advance to avoid any inconvenience. 

All India Holidays

Sunday 1 February 2026 – Weekly holiday (All states & UTs)

Saturday 14 February 2026 – Second Saturday (All states & UTs)

Sunday 15 February 2026 – Weekly holiday (All states & UTs)

Sunday 22 February 2026 – Weekly holiday (All states & UTs)

Saturday 28 February 2026 – Fourth Saturday (All states & UTs)

State-Specific / Festival Holidays

Andhra Pradesh – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Arunachal Pradesh – Statehood Day 20 February

Assam – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Bihar – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Chhattisgarh – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Goa – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Gujarat – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Haryana – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Himachal Pradesh – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Jharkhand – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Karnataka – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Kerala – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Madhya Pradesh – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Maharashtra – Maha Shivaratri 15 February, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 19 February

Manipur – Maha Shivaratri 15 February, Lui‑Ngai‑Ni festival

Meghalaya – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Mizoram – Statehood Day 20 February

Nagaland – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Odisha – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Punjab – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Rajasthan – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Sikkim – Losar 18 February

Tamil Nadu – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Telangana – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Tripura – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Uttar Pradesh – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Uttarakhand – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

West Bengal – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Delhi (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Puducherry (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Andaman & Nicobar Islands (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Chandigarh (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Lakshadweep (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Jammu & Kashmir (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Ladakh (UT) – Maha Shivaratri 15 February

Customers should plan transactions in advance to avoid inconvenience, especially in states with additional holidays.