As Diwali approaches, many companies are going the extra mile to show appreciation for their employees with generous gifts. Some private sector companies have distributed lavish presents worth lakhs of rupees, and a few have even surprised their employees with brand-new cars as a symbol of gratitude and motivation.
This festive spirit of appreciation is also seen in Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) banks, where employees are being recognized for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. While PSU banks may not match the extravagance of luxury items or cars, they are honoring their staff in thoughtful ways that reflect the values and culture of these institutions. For instance, several PSU banks have announced Diwali gift packages, which include cash bonuses, gift vouchers, or hampers with sweets and other festive items. These gifts are a token of appreciation from the banks, symbolizing their commitment to fostering a sense of community and morale among employees.
PSU Banks Diwali Gift to their Employees
Public Sector Banks typically provide gifts and sweets to their employees. Since these banks are government-owned, they are restricted from giving luxurious items. Instead, they offer gifts and sweets within a specific monetary limit. Let’s take a look at the amount limit set for each bank.
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| Bank | Diwali Gift (Rs.) |
|---|---|
| SBI | 2500 |
| Bank of India | 1500 |
| Bank of Baroda | 2000 |
| Indian Bank | – |
| PNB | 2000 |
| Punjab & Sind Bank | – |
| Canara Bank | 2500 |
| UCO Bank | 1000 |
| Indian Overseas Bank | 2500 |
| Union Bank of India | 1750 |
| Central Bank of India | 500 |
| Bank of Maharashtra | 1000 |
It has been better option if PSUs gave 10gm – 15gm – 20gm silver coins to their employees as mementos to be preserved for about 35-37 years as the longterm investment.