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Ville Parle Branch of Bharat Bank Bags Bheema Branch Award

  •   Mon, Mar 08 2010 10:27:00 AM

News & Pics: Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (RD/VA)

Mumbai, Mar 8: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) presented the Bheema Branch Award for the year 2009-10 to Bharat Bank (Mumbai) Limited in a ceremony held at Ville Parle branch of Bharath Bank recently.

Ville Parle branch of Bharat Bank has been credited with the award for the fourth successive year. This time it bagged the award for collecting premium of over Rs 30 lac.


 

The ceremony was presided over by Anil Kumar, head of bank’s human resources department. LIC top officers Arvinder Siddu, Seema Sharma and U Halder, Bharat Bank officer Nithyanand D Kotian, Bank’s life insurance advisor H Shivaram Poojary were the chief guests.

The employees of Ville Parle branch of Bharat Bank and Subash Maben, LIC overseer were honoured on the occasion.

Harish K, branch manager of Bharat Bank, Ville Parle welcomed the gathering. Ville Parle branch manager Harinakshi Kotian proposed the vote of thanks.

Bharat Bank deputy general managers Vasant Salian and Shankar Billava, officers Sandhya D Poojary, Mallika Poojary, Santhosh Salian and Seema Poojary among others were present.
  

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