Government & Bank Holidays in Chhattisgarh in 2025

The complete list of public holidays in Chhattisgarh comprises several unique indigenous festivals and government holidays. It is a state filled with multiple historical sites and enormous pockets of natural beauty. From vast green forests and panoramic hills to serene wildlife sanctuaries, Chhattisgarh is a picturesque destination to spend your most awaited vacation.

We have provided the list of bank, public, and government holidays in Chhattisgarh for 2025 to assist you in drawing an itinerary.

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Government Holidays in Chhattisgarh
Bank Holidays in Chhattisgarh
Important Dates and Festivals in Chhattisgarh
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List of Government Holidays in Chhattisgarh in 2025

While we celebrate national holidays throughout the country, many state-centric public holidays are important for the local people. Thus, it is recommended that you gather information about these days before visiting a particular location.

It ensures that you will truly feel the marvellous essence of that culture and probably experience some of the best moments in life.

Below is a list of government holidays in Chhattisgarh in 2025, including public and regional holidays.

Date	Day	Holiday
26th January	Sunday	Republic Day
26th February	Wednesday	Maha Shivaratri
14th March	Friday	Holi
31st March	Monday	Eid al-Fitr
6th April	Sunday	Ram Navami
10th April	Thursday	Mahavir Jayanti
14th April	Monday	Dr Ambedkar Jayanti
18th April	Friday	Good Friday
12th May	Monday	Buddha Purnima
7th June	Saturday	Bakrid / Eid al Adha
11th June	Wednesday	Sant Guru Kabir Das Jayanti
6th July	Sunday	Muharram
9th August	Saturday	Raksha Bandhan
15th August	Friday	Independence Day
16th August	Saturday	Janmashtami
26th August	Tuesday	Hartalika Teej
5th September	Friday	Eid e Milad
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
18th December	Thursday	Guru Ghasidas Jayanti
25th December	Thursday	Christmas

List of Bank Holidays in Chhattisgarh in 2025

Chhattisgarh, a state popular all over India for its steel production and industrial developments, has popular national holidays as bank holidays. Below, we have listed down the Chhattisgarh holiday list for banks in 2025 so that you can avoid issues regarding bank transfers on these particular days.

Date	Day	Holiday
1st January	Wednesday	New Year Day
11th January	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
12th January	Sunday	Sunday
14th January	Tuesday	Makara Sankranti
25th January	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
26th January	Sunday	Republic Day
8th February	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
9th February	Sunday	Bank Holiday
22nd February	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
23rd February	Sunday	Bank holiday
26th February	Wednesday	Maha Shivratri
8th March	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
9th March	Sunday	Bank Holiday
14th March	Friday	Holi
22nd March	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
23rd March	Sunday	Bank Holiday
31st March	Monday	Eid al-Fitr
6th April	Sunday	Ram Navami
10th April	Thursday	Mahavir Jayanti
12th April	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
13th April	Sunday	Bank Holiday
14th April	Monday	Dr.Ambedkar Jayanti
18th April	Friday	Good Friday
26th April	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
27th April	Sunday	Bank Holiday
10th May	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
11th May	Sunday	Bank Holiday
12th May	Monday	Buddha Purnima
24th May	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
25th May	Sunday	Bank Holiday
7th June	Saturday	Bakrid
11th June	Wednesday	Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti
14th June	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
15th June	Sunday	Bank Holiday
28th June	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
29th June	Sunday	Bank Holiday
6th July	Sunday	Muharram
12th July	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
13th July	Sunday	Bank Holiday
26th July	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
27th July	Sunday	Bank Holiday
9th August	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
9th August	Saturday	Raksha Bandhan
10th August	Sunday	Bank Holiday
15th August	Friday	Independence Day
16th August	Saturday	Janmashtami
23rd August	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
24th August	Sunday	Bank Holiday
26th August	Tuesday	Harlika Teej
5th September	Friday	Eid-e-Milad
13th September	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
14th September	Sunday	Bank Holiday
27th September	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
28th September	Sunday	Bank Holiday
2nd October	Thursday	Gandhi Jayanti
2nd October	Thursday	Dussehra
11th October	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
12th October	Sunday	Bank Holiday
21st October	Tuesday	Diwali
25th October	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
26th October	Sunday	Bank Holiday
27th October	Monday	Chhath Puja
5th November	Wednesday	Guru Nanak Jayanti
8th November	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
9th November	Sunday	Bank Holiday
22nd November	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
23rd November	Sunday	Bank Holiday
13th December	Saturday	2nd Saturday Bank Holiday
14th December	Sunday	Bank Holiday
18th December	Thursday	Guru Ghasidas Jayanti
25th December	Thursday	Christmas
27th December	Saturday	Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti
28th December	Saturday	4th Saturday Bank Holiday
29th December	Sunday	Bank Holiday

Note: Remember that the dates for some bank and public holidays in Chhattisgarh may vary and are subject to change, as per the official notification.

List of Important Dates & Festivals in Chhattisgarh in 2025

When you arrive in Chhattisgarh during the most popular celebrations and holidays, your stay becomes much more enjoyable. To facilitate this, here we have briefly described the famous Indigenous occasions to reflect their essence:

Champaran Mela (January - February 2025): Champaran is 56 km from Chhattisgarh’s capital, Raipur. Every year, the state government organizes a grand fair in this town during the month of Magh.
Holi (14th March): Locally, the Holi festival is called Falgun Mandai. On this day, the Hindus worship Goddess Danteshwari, and everyone celebrates Holi with colors alongside cultural delicacies and music.
Ram Navami (6th April): This day signifies the birth of Lord Rama. To commemorate the event, devotees visit nearby temples to offer prayers and happily participate in communal events that often involve charitable activities.
Mahavir Jayanti (10th April): It is an auspicious occasion for the Jain community in Chhattisgarh as the day honours Lord Mahavir’s birth anniversary.
Goncha Festival (July 2025): Scheduled alongside Rath Yatra, the Goncha festival is a hearty celebration of the Bastar tribal community. They use bamboo-made pistols and bullets to enact mock encounters and enjoy thrilling activities.
Hartalika Teej (26th August): Observed mainly by married Hindu women, Hartalika Teej is a festival where fasting plays a significant role. Also, the women apply mehndi on their feet and hands before they pray to Goddess Parvati, wishing their husbands longevity.
Bastar Dussehra (2nd October): The celebration of Dussehra in Chhattisgarh differs slightly from how the day is observed in other parts of India. Celebrations usually last close to around 15 days during which one can explore the exquisite art and culture of the state.

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So, if you are on the verge of unravelling Chhattisgarh’s ecstatic ecological and cultural characteristics, do not let any second thoughts hinder you. Start planning early and mark the holidays for a hassle-free and safe tour.

FAQs about Government and Bank Holidays in Chhattisgarh

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Are online banking services available on bank holidays in Chhattisgarh in 2025?

On bank holidays for banks in Chhattisgarh, you may need help accessing physical banking services. However, other transactions and services can be made through online banking platforms.

Does Chhattisgarh observe the same public holidays as other states?

Apart from regional holidays observed in Chhattisgarh, such as Hartalika Teej and Chhat Puja, most national and public holidays are common in all the states and union territories of India.

Is Guru Ghasidas Jayanti a holiday in Chhattisgarh?

Yes, Guru Ghasidas's birthday is celebrated in Chhattisgarh every year on 18 December. On this holiday, the local people commemorate Guru Ghasidas’ teachings, which led to the establishment of the Satnami community based on eternal truth and equality.

Is Good Friday considered a holiday in the year 2025?

Good Friday will indeed be regarded as a holiday even in 2025.

What is the total number of gazetted and restricted holidays earmarked for the year 2025?

The Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances, and Pensions recorded an estimated 17 gazetted holidays and 34 restricted holidays in 2025.

What are considered to be the mandatory holidays in Chhattisgarh?

India observes three holidays: Republic Day, which is celebrated on the 26th of January, Independence Day, which is celebrated on the 15th of August, and Gandhi Jayanti, which is celebrated on the 2nd of October. These days are considered mandatory holidays, and companies need to stay closed on these dates as per the rules.

Do people celebrate Raksha Bandhan as a public holiday in Chhattisgarh?

Raksha Bandhan (or Rakhi) is not a public holiday but is rather regarded as an optional one. Employees are allowed to take this day off from a selection of marked restricted holidays.

Do people celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi as a public holiday in Chhattisgarh?

Ganesh Chaturthi is not a public holiday in Chhattisgarh. Only some states, such as Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, celebrate it as a public holiday.