Bandhan Bank has donated 10 fully equipped ambulances across India as part of its CSR work. One ambulance reached Telangana and was given to Bharat Sevashram Sangh, Secunderabad. This initiative aims to improve emergency medical access and help communities receive faster and safer healthcare.
The donation was announced during the Bank’s 10th Foundation Day. Now, the project is fully implemented. The Bank wants to ensure that patients get timely support during emergencies. Therefore, it has invested in reliable and well-equipped ambulances.
The ambulance in Telangana was handed over in the presence of Mr. Santanu Mukherjee, Independent Director, Bandhan Bank. Swami Munishwaranandaji, Secretary, and Swami Venkateshwaranandaji, Assistant Secretary, also attended the event, along with other dignitaries.
Bandhan Bank donated the other ambulances to leading healthcare organisations in Bengaluru, Ahmednagar, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Delhi, Jaipur, Akbarpur, Jalandhar, and Kolkata. Through this donation, the Bank aims to improve healthcare infrastructure across many states. Moreover, it hopes to support hospitals that serve large and diverse communities.
Leadership Statement
Mr. Partha Pratim Sengupta, MD & CEO, Bandhan Bank, said:
“At Bandhan Bank, we believe that quality healthcare is a right. It should not be a privilege. Through this initiative, we want to improve emergency medical services and support hospitals that work for the public. Our goal is to help people receive quick medical help when they need it the most. We will continue to support communities and create healthier, stronger, and more resilient regions across India.”
Bandhan Bank’s CSR programs now reach over 25 lakh families in 82 districts across 14 states. The Bank works in key areas such as healthcare, education, livelihoods, climate resilience, and women’s development. In addition, these efforts show the Bank’s long-term commitment
