Financial camp of Central Bank of India

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 11:38 AM Aug 29, 2025 IST

Farmer Didar Singh receives a cheque by loan officials. Photo: Gurbaxpuri

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The Central Bank of India, aiming to promote financial inclusion and provide access to banking services for the local community, organised a financial inclusion camp in Mallia village on Thursday. While addressing the participants, bank officials highlighted the available financial services and schemes.

Vivek Wahi , Executive Director; Arwind kumar Zonal Head; Saquib Ahmed, Regional Head; and Lavkesh Awashthi, branch head; were present on the occasion. The officials also informed the participants of the coverage details on insurance schemes and benefits.The farmers were also awarded the loan cheques sanctioned by the bank .

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