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HDFC Bank aims to boost marginal farmers’ income

India’s biggest private sector lender HDFC Bank looks to increase the income of 5 lakh marginal farmers earning less than Rs 60,000 annually by 2025, as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative Parivartan. The bank’s focus on rural...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 10:16 AM Sep 16, 2024 IST

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India’s biggest private sector lender HDFC Bank looks to increase the income of 5 lakh marginal farmers earning less than Rs 60,000 annually by 2025, as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative Parivartan.

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The bank’s focus on rural development reflects its continued commitment to fostering sustainable growth and uplifting vulnerable communities, said Kaizad M Bharucha, the bank’s deputy managing director. With a CSR expenditure of over Rs 5,100 crore over the last decade, Parivartan has consistently aimed to empower individuals by creating sustainable livelihoods, fostering development, and leading to real change.

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