Bharat Bank Crowns ‘The Supreme Bank’ Award

Published On : 28 Sep 2017 | Reported By : Rons Bantwal

ANNUAL AWARD DISTRIBUTION BY GREATER MUMBAI CITY CO-OPERATIVE BANK’S ASSOCIATION

Mumbai. Sep. 28: The Tulu-Kannadigas prestigious financial Organization, The Bharath Co-operative Bank (Mumbai) bags the “Supreme Bank Award” one more time, presented by The Greater Mumbai City Co-operative Bank’s Association Ltd.

The 31st annual award distribution was held at Hotel City Point Hall, Dadar(E). Dattarama Chalke- president of the association, Dinakar Rao Khandagale- vice-president, C.B Adsul and other office bearers gave away the award containing the shield to the Bharat Bank Board members- Jaya C. Suvarna, Justice Rohini J. Salian, C.R. Mulky.

Bharat Bank has bagged the ‘Best Bank Award’ one more time for exceeding the turnover of Rupees 2,001 crores of deposits in the financial year 2015-16.

Kishore Rangnekar, Purushottam Mane, Gulab Rao Jagtap, Nagesh Phovkar, Ganesh Mahale, Directors of Bharath Bank- Pushpalatha N. Salian, U.S. Poojary, Justice S.B. Amin, Chandrashekar S. Poojary, K.B. Poojary, Gangadhar J. Poojary, Ashok M. Kotian, Vidyananda S. Karkera, Naveenchandra S. Bangera, Mohandas Hejmadi and other dignitaries were present at the occasion.

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