The Slogan Pure Banking Nothing Else is Raised by which Bank?

State Bank of India (SBI) is a public sector bank and provider of financial services in India. It is a statutory organization with its main office in Mumbai. With a rich history going all the way back more than 200 years, SBI has earned a reputation as the bank that Indians can most reliably rely on. The largest bank in India, SBI, provides services to more than 44 crore people. When the State Bank of India was established on July 1st, 1955, this was its initial logo. The banyan tree in the logo symbolizes the bank's strong roots, ability to multiply, and capacity for growth in all directions. SBI has several taglines, including A Bank Of The Common Man, Pure Banking Nothing Else, The Banker To Every Indian, The Nation Banks On Us, With You All The Way, You Can Always Bank On Us.

History of State Bank of India

• The Bank of Calcutta was founded in Calcutta on June 2, 1806; this is where the State Bank of India got its start.
• The Bank of Bengal was given a charter and a redesign three years later (2 January 1809).
• It was the first joint-stock bank established by the Government of Bengal in British India. Following the Bank of Bengal were the Banks of Bombay (15 April 1840) and Madras (1 July 1843).
• Until they merged to form the Imperial Bank of India on January 27, 1921, these three banks represented the pinnacle of modern banking in India.
• When India gained independence, the Imperial Bank had a capital basis of INR 11.85 crores (including reserves), deposits and advances of INR 275.14 crores and INR 72.94 crores, respectively, and a nationwide network of 172 branches and more than 200 sub-offices.