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Home / Jalandhar / Phagwara Mc Installs Cash Counting Machine To Enhance Tax Collection

Phagwara MC installs cash counting machine to enhance tax collection

The machine was provided by the IDBI Bank
Our Correspondent
Updated At : 03:14 AM Aug 30, 2025 IST
Mayor Ram Pal Uppal and Commissioner Dr Akshita Gupta at the inauguration of the cash counting machine in Phagwara.

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To streamline tax collection, IDBI Bank extended its support to the Phagwara Municipal Corporation (MC) by providing a cash counting machine at its office.

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The machine was formally handed over today to the MC in the presence of Mayor Ram Pal Uppal, Commissioner Dr Akshita Gupta, senior officers of the civic body and the IDBI Bank.

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Speaking on the occasion, the Mayor appreciated the initiative and said the machine would not only save time, but also bring transparency and accuracy in handling public money. Dr Akshita Gupta thanked the IDBI Bank for the support and highlighted that this step would boost tax collection and strengthen citizen-centric services.

IDBI Bank officials assured cooperation with the MC for initiatives that improved public service delivery. — OC

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