<p>In order to support next phase of the government’s Covid-19 vaccination drive, State Bank of India (SBI) has decided to contribute Rs 11 crore to the PM CARES Fund.</p>.<p>Dinesh Khara, Chairman, SBI said, “It is at times of adversity that the true form of unity is tested, and we all can take pride in the efforts that our nation has put in to fight the pandemic. The fight against the pandemic is not yet over, and as a responsible Corporate Citizen, we consider it our duty to support the government's efforts to vaccinate all. I request everyone to come forward and help in whatever way they can to ensure a successful vaccination drive.”</p>.<p>Early last year, SBI had committed 0.25% of its annual profit to support the fight against Covid-19 and also made a significant contribution in the form of supply of masks, sanitisers among others to the needy.</p>.<p> Additionally, SBI employees in their effort to support the nation in unprecedented times had contributed Rs. 107 crores to the PM-CARES Fund.</p>
<p>In order to support next phase of the government’s Covid-19 vaccination drive, State Bank of India (SBI) has decided to contribute Rs 11 crore to the PM CARES Fund.</p>.<p>Dinesh Khara, Chairman, SBI said, “It is at times of adversity that the true form of unity is tested, and we all can take pride in the efforts that our nation has put in to fight the pandemic. The fight against the pandemic is not yet over, and as a responsible Corporate Citizen, we consider it our duty to support the government's efforts to vaccinate all. I request everyone to come forward and help in whatever way they can to ensure a successful vaccination drive.”</p>.<p>Early last year, SBI had committed 0.25% of its annual profit to support the fight against Covid-19 and also made a significant contribution in the form of supply of masks, sanitisers among others to the needy.</p>.<p> Additionally, SBI employees in their effort to support the nation in unprecedented times had contributed Rs. 107 crores to the PM-CARES Fund.</p>