new delhi sep 4 state bank of india and its employees have donated rs 10 crore in the chief ministers distress relief fund in the floodravaged kerala said the countrys largest lender in a statement on tuesday state bank of india managing director retail and digital banking parveen kumar gupta handed over a cheque of rs 8 crore to e p jayarajan minister incharge of chief ministers distress relief fund cmdrf this includes rs 5 crore raised by the employees of sbi collectively and a further contribution of rs 3 crore by the bank to make the total contribution amount to rs 10 crore in the cmdrf including the initial contribution of rs 2 crore to cmdrf the release said the bank has 1245 branches and 3243 atms in the state as per the release over 15000 employees of the bank across the state voluntarily undertook ontheground relief measures by providing basic supplies like food and grain medicines drinking water clothes to the affected people the bank has managed to normalise services for its customers by making all branches and most of the atms operational immediately it added to meet immediate cash requirements of the flood affected people over 2800 cashpos machines were also deployed by the bank nkd mkj