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    Home»People»Movement»It’s official! Vinay Razdan, CHRO of HDFC Bank has resigned
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    It’s official! Vinay Razdan, CHRO of HDFC Bank has resigned

    Vinay Razdan’s resignation has reportedly been accepted by the Bank and he is going on ‘gardening leave’
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauJune 20, 2025Updated:June 20, 20252 Mins Read21867 Views
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    Vinay Razdan resigns as CHRO, HDFC
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    Vinay Razdan, who had joined HDFC Bank as chief human resources officer in October of 2018, has put in his papers. The Bank has reportedly accepted his resignation and made it official. HRKatha had reported Razdan’s decision to resign on 21 April 2025.

    Now, the stock exchanges have been notified about Razdan’s resignation with effect from 18 June 2025. He would be on gardening leave during the three-month notice period. That means he will not be required to be present in the workplace while he is serving the notice period.

    Razdan had moved to HDFC Bank from Idea Cellular, where he had been the chief human resources officer. He had joined Idea Cellular in 2006 and spent over 12 and a half years with the telecom company, spearheading several transformational initiatives, till August of 2018.

    An XLRI alumnus, Razdan has worked across sectors from FMCG to information technology, telecom and now BFSI. He started his career with ITC and spent around 12 years with the company. In 2000, he moved to HCL as associate vice president HR and later joined Idea Cellular as CHRO, in 2006.

    At the time of his joining, HDFC Bank’s employee strength was about 89,955. This included a network of 4,804 branches, across 2,666 towns and cities in India. The network also comprised three overseas branches in Hong Kong, Dubai and Bahrain. The Bank is reported to have a workforce strength of two lakh employees now.

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    1. Chandrasekhar on June 21, 2025 11:06 am

      Resignation if self or removed by bank or company no one tell one for person it’s safe when joining other company bank says searching or moving out on personal grounds if fact informed by bank it’s problem knee jerk reaction and drop in share price top to bottom across India it’s vommon

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