Mumbai: Bharath Bank opens 100th branch at Khar west


News and pics: Rons Bantwal

Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (EP)

Mumbai, Aug 22: Bharath Co-operative Bank opened their 100th branch at Khar west on Saturday morning, August 20. MP Gopal Shetty, chief guest untied the ribbon and inaugurated the new branch.
































The inauguration was led by bank executive president Jaya C Suvarna. Senior Tulu Kannadiga Bunts law board founder president M D Shetty and Gopal Shetty lit the traditional lamp and set the ATM services in
motion. Jaya Suvarna inaugurated the safe deposit locker services.

“The 100th branch of the bank is the result of Jaya Suvarna's uninterrupted efforts. His team's devotion, definite vision and patience have made it possible. All of them are inspiration for us,”
said former Ahar president Narayana Alva.

Businessmen Praful Gosa, Shanker K of Suvarna Bar, Padmakar Kotian, Shyama S Suvarna Pune praised the way the 100 branches opened.

Bank's senior officials, hundreds of customers, shareholders and well wishers were present. Amith and Sonal Gujaria couple were in charge of religious rituals. Kritika Kotian welcomed the guests. The bank's DGM and progress department head Mohandas Hejmadi spoke about th bank's one hundred branches achievements and compered the programme. Branch manager Karunakar B Suvarna proposed the vote of thanks.

  

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  • Ashok Kotian, Mangalore / Mumbai

    Tue, Aug 23 2016

    Hearty Congratulation to all. A proud moment for all Billawas. Keep up the good works. God Bless.

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  • Arthur Ronald Dsouza, Belman /Abu Dhabi

    Mon, Aug 22 2016

    Great news. Congrates to the Billva community and proud of mangalorens who are master in banking.Once again all the best.

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