Bank of Baroda’s 117th Foundation Day marked by plantation drive

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Jul 21, 2024 IST

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Jalandhar, July 20

Bank of Baroda is celebrating its 117th foundation day by organising various social programmes.

A tree plantation drive was organised by the bank’s regional office at Ryan International School, Nakodar Road. A total of 117 saplings were planted on the occasion. Regional Head Dev Raj Banswal, while addressing the staff members, said that trees sustain life and must be planted in large numbers.

Principal of Ryan International School Pooja Puri, Deputy Regional Head Rajesh, Chief Managers Sachin Amrit and Piyush Gupta, Senior Manager Ramu Tiwari and branch managers from Jalandhar city, Ritesh Dogra, Digvijay Negi, Prateek Sharma, Nitin Kondal and officials of the regional office were present.

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