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Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Increases Medical Aid for Pensioners and Family Pensioners
Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank raises annual medical aid for pensioners from ₹1,000 to ₹2,500, reaffirming commitment to retiree health and post-service dignity.
Author: Neha Bodke
Published: 22 hours ago
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In a thoughtful and significant welfare step, Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank has enhanced the Annual Medical Aid provided to its pensioners and family pensioners. As per HRDD Circular No. 46/2025, the medical aid amount has been increased from ₹1,000 to ₹2,500 per year. The decision was officially taken during the 87th Meeting of the Board of Directors held on 30th May 2025 and communicated to all offices via a circular dated 10th June 2025.
The enhancement will benefit all pensioners and family pensioners who are on the bank’s rolls for the month of June 2025. However, as per the guidelines, retirees will not be eligible to receive the aid in the year they retire. The aid amount will be processed centrally by the HRD Division on an annual basis.
This move is being widely seen as a reaffirmation of the bank’s commitment to the health, dignity, and welfare of its retired workforce. The circular states that this decision is made “in consideration of the well-being and welfare of our esteemed retirees and recognizing the invaluable contributions of our retirees to the bank's success.”
More importantly, the message behind the move resonates strongly with the core values of mutual respect and institutional gratitude. By continuing to support retired employees through financial aid, Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank demonstrates that retirement is not the end of care, but a continuation of a lifelong relationship built on loyalty and contribution.
The bank has advised all concerned to note the above and ensure the contents of the circular are brought to the attention of all retired staff.
This initiative not only strengthens the emotional bond between the bank and its retirees but also sets a positive example for other rural and regional banks to follow in acknowledging their retired workforce.
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