Celebrating the true spirit of the Sinhala and Tamil Aluth Avurudu, the Bank of Ceylon wishes to demonstrate its appreciation of Sri Lankan traditional customs by conducting the conventionalzx Avurudu Ganu-Denu with all its customers on April 15. All BOC branches will be kept open from 8.30 am till 3.00 pm on this day. The BOC invites all its customers to come with their families and join the celebration of this tradition and enjoy the Avurudu table laid with traditional refreshments arranged especially for you. Concerned with preserving national traditions, the Bank wishes to encourage every Sri Lankan, including the Bank staff to celebrate the Sinhala and Tamil Avurudu more meaningfully with their families during the New Year auspicious times that fall on April 14.
The Bank of Ceylon has lined up a special gift scheme for all children encouraging them to cultivate the habit of thrift during this special season where special customs, celebrations and good deeds come into the limelight.
Gifts will be given for savings made in the BOC Ran Kekulu Ginum. The Bank will keep this offer open throughout its island-wide branch network, until stocks last. Customers can enjoy this special avurudu gift by opening a new Ran-Kekulu account or depositing money to an existing account at any BOC branch, the bank has said in a press release.
Saving with the BOC Ran Kekulu children’s savings account does much more than offering seasonal gift schemes. It can enrich the life of your child in a more meaningful way. For every saving with a BOC Ran