Andhra Pradesh Bank Holidays 2025 List Month Wise

Andhra Pradesh Bank Holidays 2025 List Month Wise: The Andhra Pradesh state government has announced bank holidays for the year 2025. The government has informed that it is better to know in advance that these holidays are due to the fact that banks are not available to provide the necessary services to the people of the state.

These holidays are declared mainly on the occasion of festivals, national and regional festivals, and birthdays and anniversaries of important persons. These holidays are mostly during festivals, so people are advised to complete bank works on time during the holidays.

Andhra Pradesh Bank Holidays 2025 List Month Wise

Here is the complete list of bank holidays in Andhra Pradesh:

• January 1: New Year’s Day
• January 11: Second Saturday
• January 15: Pongal
• January 16: Kanuma Panduga
• January 25: Fourth Saturday
• January 26: Republic Day
• February 8: Second Saturday
• February 22: Fourth Saturday
• February 26: Maha Shivaratri
• March 8: Second Saturday
• March 14: Holi
• March 22: Fourth Saturday
• March 30: Ugadi
• April 5: Babu Jagjivan Ram Jayanti
• April 6: Ram Navami
• April 12: Second Saturday
• April 14: Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti
• April 18: Good Friday
• April 26: Fourth Saturday
• May 10: Second Saturday
• May 24: Fourth Saturday
• June 7: Bakrid / Eid al Adha
• June 14: Second Saturday
• June 28: Fourth Saturday
• July 6: Muharram
• July 12: Second Saturday
• July 26: Fourth Saturday
• August 9: Second Saturday
• August 15: Independence Day
• August 16: Janmashtami
• August 23: Fourth Saturday
• August 27: Ganesh Chaturthi
• September 5: Eid e Milad
• September 13: Second Saturday
• September 27: Fourth Saturday
• September 30: Maha Ashtami
• October 2: Gandhi Jayanti
• October 11: Second Saturday
• October 20: Diwali
• October 21: Diwali
• October 25: Fourth Saturday
• November 8: Second Saturday
• November 22: Fourth Saturday
• December 13: Second Saturday
• December 25: Christmas Day
• December 27: Fourth Saturday

Every festival in Andhra Pradesh has a special significance. People of this state follow traditions and culture with utmost devotion. Every festival, be it religious or national, reflects their glorious culture. Let’s talk about some important events.

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Sankranti is the festival of harvest. The festival is celebrated on the day of Makar Sankranti. It is a festival of farmers. The three-day festival is celebrated as Bhogi, Sankranti and Kanuma festivals. During these three days, various types of flour dishes, flour cakes, goblets and saplings are prepared.

Ganesh Chaturthi is the birthday of Lord Ganesha. The festival is celebrated with great devotion by worshipping Lord Ganesha and bringing home the idol of Lord Ganesha in the early hours of the morning. They are then thrown into the sea or river.

Dasara is a festival of success. It is celebrated for nine days. During these nine days, Goddess Durga is worshipped. On the day of Vijayadashami, special pujas are performed. The festival attracts a large number of decorated temples and figures in the goal.

Diwali is the festival of lights. Diwali, the festival of lights, is celebrated in a grand manner. They decorate the house, light lamps, firework, and share candy. Lakshmi Puja is very important.

Makar Sankranti is an important festival. Farmers are very happy on this day. They decorate the house with a fresh crop and prepare various dishes related to the festival. The festival is celebrated for three days—Bhogi, Sankranti and Kanuma.

Apart from these festivals, Ahobilam Brahmotsavam, dollaralu, vratas and many more festivals are a special attraction in Andhra Pradesh. Every festival brings a lot of joy and happiness. The festivals of Andhra Pradesh bring a lot of joy and happiness.