10 November 2026
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Indian Army Renews MoU with Punjab & Sind Bank to Extend Banking and Insurance Benefits till 2028

Indian Army renews MoU with Punjab & Sind Bank till 2028, extending insurance, education loans, and banking benefits for personnel, veterans, and families.
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New Delhi: The Indian Army and Punjab & Sind Bank have renewed their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for another three years, extending its validity till 2028. The agreement continues to provide serving and retired Army personnel with contemporary banking facilities, comprehensive insurance cover, and financial support mechanisms.

Comprehensive Insurance Protection for Soldiers and Families

The renewed MoU ensures Personal Accidental Insurance (PAI) cover of ₹1 crore for serving and retired soldiers in case of death or disability. Additionally, an Air Accidental Insurance (AAI) cover of ₹1.2 crore is included. These provisions offer vital financial security for soldiers and their families, especially given the risks faced in service.

Importantly, similar benefits have also been extended to Veer Naris, recognizing their sacrifices and ensuring long-term protection for families of the fallen.

Also Read: Punjab & Sind Bank Declares Record Date for Final Dividend for FY 2024–25, Reports 147% Surge in Net Income

Education Loans and Financial Assistance

Beyond insurance, the MoU facilitates collateral-free education loans at concessional interest rates. Both serving personnel and pensioners can access this support, enabling their children to pursue higher education without financial burden.

Defence civilians also come under the ambit of this agreement, receiving tailored banking benefits and PAI coverage linked to their salary slabs. This ensures that welfare measures extend beyond uniformed personnel to the broader defence workforce.

Strengthening Soldier Welfare Initiatives

The renewed agreement reflects the Indian Army’s consistent effort to strengthen welfare measures for its personnel and families. By combining financial security, educational support, and modern banking services, the partnership with Punjab & Sind Bank underlines a holistic approach to soldier welfare.

Senior Army officials and Punjab & Sind Bank representatives highlighted the importance of this continued collaboration, noting its role in easing financial challenges for the Army community and enabling them to focus on national service with peace of mind.

About Punjab & Sind Bank

Punjab & Sind Bank, a Government of India undertaking established in 1908, has a strong legacy of service and financial inclusion. Headquartered in New Delhi, it operates over 1,500 branches across India. The bank plays a vital role in retail and corporate banking, insurance, and welfare-focused financial products, catering to both urban and rural communities.

Also Read: Civil-Military Synergy: Indian Army, NITI Aayog Join Hands to Integrate Frontier Technologies for Future-Ready Forces


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