The lending drive brought together credit proposals across the three segments, according to a statement from Indian Bank. The bank described the response as strong, with the value of proposals received exceeding the amount approved during the campaign.

The figures capture three separate stages of lending: proposals mobilised, credit sanctioned and funds disbursed. The ₹2,080 crore proposal figure should therefore not be read as lending already approved or released. Likewise, the ₹1,125 crore sanctioned amount is distinct from the ₹575 crore reported as disbursed.

The report gives combined figures for retail, agriculture and MSMEs rather than a separate amount for each segment. It does not state how many borrowers were covered, the size of individual loans or which locations participated. This limits what can be concluded about the campaign’s reach beyond its overall credit figures.

A campaign period and a schedule for further disbursements have not been stated. The report also does not explain the status of proposals outside the sanctioned amount or provide details of lending rates and eligibility conditions.