A textile businessman from Surat is going viral on the internet for a generous bonus to his employees on Diwali 2026. Several videos of the man have surfaced online as his gift left the employees emotional. As per the post, he handed out over ₹1 lakh to each of his staff members in cash.
On the festive occasion, the trader ditched a traditional which typically comprises sweets and dry fruits. Instead, he surprised his 50 employees with cash. The man has been identified as Ramswaroop Munde, who is from Rajasthan and has a textile company located in Gujarat’s popular commercial hub, Surat.
In a video, bundles of banknotes, ranging from 10 to 500 rupee denominations, were seen neatly arranged on a silver platter, making it look like a ceremony.
Honouring the work and commitment of the employees, the man presented the cash to the employees through his wife.
Reacting to the gesture, the employees were seen emotional. One of them was also seen breaking down while the owner consoled her.
Sharing his thoughts behind the cash bonus, Munde said that he considers his employees as his family members. He said that he wants his employees to celebrate the auspicious occasion with their families without worrying about financial problems.
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“Meet Ramswaroop Mund, a textile businessman in originally from Rajasthan. This Diwali, he gifted ₹1 LAKH CASH to each of his 50 employees, along with special gifts. But the money isn’t the most heartwarming part. His philosophy is simple: Why should Diwali celebrations be limited to his own home? The families of those who work hard alongside him deserve to celebrate with equal happiness. He doesn’t treat his employees merely as workers; he considers them part of his family. Money can make you wealthy, but a heart like this makes you truly RICH,” read the post.
Reacting to it, a user wrote in the comments section, “Corporates should have some shame. They give 100gm kaju badam.” “The ‘why should Diwali be limited to my home’ part got me. and handing it over on puja thalis instead of envelopes, that’s not a bonus, that’s family,” remarked another.
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