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Nankana Sahib Public Sen Sec School, Khasi Kalan

Students of Class XII were taken to the Punjab National Bank and explained in detail about the operations of the bank. Bank Manager Vikas Narula told the students about the transactions taking place in the bank. They were made to...

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Oct 30, 2023 IST

Students of Class XII were taken to the Punjab National Bank and explained in detail about the operations of the bank. Bank Manager Vikas Narula told the students about the transactions taking place in the bank. They were made to fill forms to deposit and withdraw money and the bank staff informed the children about the current schemes.

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