Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) has contributed ₹50 lakh to the Assam Chief Minister’s Relief Fund under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative to support flood-affected communities and ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts in the state. A delegation from IOB’s Guwahati Regional Office presented the contribution to Assam Chief Minister DrHimantaBiswaSarma. The delegation included Chief Regional Manager Rajiv Kumar, Assistant General Manager Anurag Singh Kshatriya and Chief Manager Pushkar Singh.
IOB Managing Director and CEO Ajay Kumar Srivastava said the bank stood in solidarity with the people of Assam during the crisis. He said the contribution was aimed at strengthening the state government’s relief and rehabilitation efforts in affected districts and added that the bank remained ready to assist customers in those areas. The contribution is part of IOB’s continuing commitment to supporting communities during times of crisis.
Founded on February 10, 1937, IOB was among the 14 major banks nationalised in 1969. The bank currently has 3,522 branches and around 3,691 ATMs, with operations in Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and Sri Lanka and more than 46 million active customers. For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, IOB reported an operating profit of ₹2,693 crore and net profit of ₹1,659 crore.