Baba Ramdev's Patanjali announces big cashback on Swadeshi Samriddhi Card: Know how it will benefit you

Baba Ramdev's Patanjali is leaving no stone unturned to increase its market share. Patanjali is now offering cashback on the purchase of its Swadeshi Samriddhi Card. Patanjali has launched a cashback scheme on the occasion of completion of 71 years of independence. The offer is valid from 9th August to 20th August.

Here's how to avail the benefit:

To get the cashback on the Swadeshi Samriddhi Card, you will have to buy the card online. The offer is not valid on the offline purchase of the card.

The membership fee to get the card is Rs 100. Patanjali has said in its promotion newsletter that any user who buys the card online, will get Rs 50 cashback.

The cashback will be credited to your card once the card gets activated. However, there is a catch.  To get the card activated, you will have to do a recharge of Rs 500 from any of Patanjali's Mega Store, Chikitsalay (hospital) or Aarogya Kendra (wellness centre).

Benefits

The Swadeshi Samriddhi Card comes with some pre-loaded benefits. A Patanjali Swadeshi Samriddhi Card owner gets 5 to 10 per cent discount on all Patanjali products. Besides this, it also provides a medical and life insurance covers of Rs 2.5 lakh and Rs 5 lakh. Moreover, a   Patanjali Swadeshi Samriddhi Card  owner can also get BSNL-Patanjali SIM card that provides one of the cheapest call and data rates.

The card can be used as a debit card at Patanjali's stores, hospitals, and wellness centres.

Patanjali's Swadeshi Samriddhi Card is aimed at promoting digital transactions.

In May this year, Patanjali had launched its SIM card in collaboration with state-run BSNL.

Patanjali is one of the most trusted Fast Moving Consumer Goods brand in India which thrives on the desi products concept.

According to a recent report by UK-based research and data analytics firm YouGov, Patanjali has been voted as the most patriotic brand in personal care space while it stood second after Amul in terms of food brands.