India being a culturally diverse country, it observes a good number of festivals and so a good number of holidays. Talking of holidays, isn’t it something that comes in as a relief for all of us? To be more specific, we have a list of ICICI Bank Holidays 2021

So, if you are looking for Bank holidays 2021 India, then this blog is surely the one you are looking for. Before the list, let’s get to know a little bit about ICICI Bank.

ICICI Bank – ICICI Bank Holidays 2021

ICICI is one of the four biggest banks of India with its subsidiaries and branches in many other countries including United Kingdom, United States, Singapore, Hong Kong and so on. The ICICI got its name as it was established by Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India (ICICI) in 1994 in Vadodara.

ICICI has its registered office in Vadodara, Gujarat. And on the other hand, its corporate office in Mumbai, Maharashtra. In 1995, it joined hands with World Bank as a venture for its parent company. At present, Sandeep Bakhshi is the Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ICICI Bank.

Bank Holiday List

People, before visiting the bank always want to know if it is a bank holiday today. Or is it a bank holiday today in HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank or SBI Bank. We have curated the bank holiday list for you.

List of ICICI Bank Holidays 2021 – Bank Holiday List

DateDayHolidayType
01-JanFridayNew Year’s DayRestricted
13-JanWednesdayLohriRestricted
14-JanThursdayPongalRestricted
14-JanThursdayMakar SankrantiRestricted
20-JanWednesdayGuru Govind Singh JayantiRestricted
26-JanTuesdayRepublic DayGazetted
12-FebFridayChinese New YearObservance
14-FebSundayValentine’s DayObservance
16-FebTuesdayVasant PanchamiRestricted
19-FebFridayShivaji JayantiRestricted
25-FebThursdayHazarat Ali’s BirthdayRestricted
27-FebSaturdayGuru Ravidas JayantiRestricted
08-MarMondayMaharishi Dayanand Saraswati JayantiRestricted
11-MarThursdayMaha Shivaratri/ShivaratriGazetted
20-MarSaturdayMarch EquinoxSeason
28-MarSundayFirst day of PassoverObservance
28-MarSundayHolika DahanaRestricted
29-MarMondayHoliGazetted
01-AprThursdayMaundy ThursdayObservance, Christian
02-AprFridayGood FridayGazetted
04-AprSundayEaster DayRestricted
13-AprTuesdayChaitra SukhladiRestricted
14-AprWednesdayVaisakhiRestricted
14-AprWednesdayMesadi/VaisakhadiRestricted
14-AprWednesdayAmbedkar JayantiObservance
21-AprWednesdayRama NavamiGazetted
25-AprSundayMahavir JayantiGazetted
01-MaySaturdayMay DayObservance
07-MayFridayBirthday of RavindranathRestricted
07-MayFridayJamat Ul-VidaRestricted
09-MaySundayMother’s DayObservance
13-MayThursdayRamzan Id/Eid-ul-FitarGazetted
13-MayThursdayRamzan Id/Eid-ul-FitarMuslim, Common local
26-MayWednesdayBuddha Purnima/VesakGazetted
20-JunSundayFather’s DayObservance
21-JunMondayJune SolsticeSeason
12-JulMondayRath YatraRestricted
20-JulTuesdayBakr Id/Eid ul-AdhaGazetted
24-JulSaturdayGuru PurnimaObservance
01-AugSundayFriendship DayObservance
15-AugSundayIndependence DayGazetted
16-AugMondayParsi New YearRestricted
19-AugThursdayMuharram/Ashura (Tentative Date)Gazetted
21-AugSaturdayOnamRestricted
22-AugSundayRaksha Bandhan (Rakhi)Restricted
30-AugMondayJanmashtamiGazetted
30-AugMondayJanmashtami (Smarta)Observance
10-SepFridayGanesh Chaturthi/Vinayaka ChaturthiRestricted
23-SepThursdaySeptember EquinoxSeason
02-OctSaturdayMahatma Gandhi JayantiGazetted
12-OctTuesdayMaha SaptamiRestricted
13-OctWednesdayMaha AshtamiRestricted
14-OctThursdayMaha NavamiRestricted
15-OctFridayDussehraGazetted
20-OctWednesdayMaharishi Valmiki JayantiRestricted
24-OctSundayKaraka Chaturthi (Karva Chauth)Restricted
31-OctSundayHalloweenObservance
04-NovThursdayNaraka ChaturdasiRestricted
04-NovThursdayDiwali/DeepavaliGazetted
05-NovFridayGovardhan PujaRestricted
06-NovSaturdayBhai DujRestricted
10-NovWednesdayChhat Puja (Pratihar Sashthi/Surya Sashthi)Restricted
19-NovFridayGuru Nanak JayantiGazetted
24-NovWednesdayGuru Tegh Bahadur’s Martyrdom DayRestricted
29-NovMondayFirst Day of HanukkahObservance
06-DecMondayLast day of HanukkahObservance
21-DecTuesdayDecember SolsticeSeason
24-DecFridayChristmas EveRestricted
25-DecSaturdayChristmasGazetted
31-DecFridayNew Year’s EveObservance

India, also referred to as Bharat, is a nation of people. It is a country with many different cultures, customs, traditions, and festivals. Holi, Diwali, Eid ul Fitr, Good Friday are just some of the holidays our country observes. These holidays are a perfect opportunity to bring people together as one and celebrate life. These multi-cultural festivals symbolize the multi-religious population of India. And despite the richness in diversity, we often see people celebrating holidays together as one.

Also, as a result of this diverse culture and tradition, there are numerous reasons to plan vacations for our people. It is one of the reasons why we Indians are never out on a holiday. And, who is not fond of holidays and celebrations? So, for all of you readers out there, we are going to list all of the ICICI bank holidays for this year in 2021.  So take a seat, read it, and start planning your dream vacation with your loved ones right now.

This bank provides a comprehensive set of products and financial services to its customers. The bank observes holidays on all national holidays. It also remains closed on the many public holidays that the state government declared for their region.

The bank is one of the country’s most prominent private sector banks. It operates a chain of 4867 branches spread across the country. Also, note that all their branches are open every day. The Sundays and 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month is an exception since the bank remains closed on these days.

Hope this compiled list helps you to know whether to visit the bank today or not. It will surely save your fuel and time on travelling unnecessary to the bank branch. Also, it will be a good idea to once cross check with the bank call-center executive to confirm the bank holiday.

Please Note: Following calendar has been prepared after thorough research but some of the festivals & holidays are subject to vary depending on the positioning of the moon and the decision of the Government or respective organizations.

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