Punjab National Bank (PNB) is India's first Swadeshi Bank, established in 1894 and commencing operations in 1895. As the second-largest public sector bank in India by business volume, it serves over 180 million customers and operates under the Government of India. Founded during the Swadeshi movement by Indian nationalists, PNB promotes economic self-reliance and has expanded through mergers, including the absorption of nine banks. PNB offers a wide range of banking services, including retail banking with savings and current accounts, corporate banking with project financing and trade finance, and digital services like mobile and internet banking. The bank also provides international banking services, government schemes, and tailored financial products for agricultural communities and MSMEs. With a rich history and a commitment to modernization, PNB continues to play a vital role in India's public banking sector.