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The protesting farmers claimed that most of them, despite being eligible, have not received their loan waiver amounts. In response, bank officials had to lock the entrance to prevent the farmers from entering the bank.
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About 140 companies were interested in participating in this Young India Skill University, while plans have been made to start about 20 courses, and certificate courses and diploma courses will be started in the first school of e-commerce, logistics and retail sector.
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The benchmark one-year tenor MCLR, which is used to price most consumer loans such as auto and personal, is now pegged higher at 8.95% against the earlier rate of 8.85%
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After cheating the SBI Chandulal Baradari branch of 50 lakh, Chalapathi Rao changed names thrice, moved to six different places. His wife got a court decree declaring him as dead after he went missing for seven years. But the CBI located him in Tamil Nadu and arrested him in a probe that lasted for more than two decades
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The company was negotiating with HDFC bank to implement accident insurance scheme of Rs. 30 lakh for contract workers, he said.
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Mancherial ACP R Prakash and Inspector R Bansilal said that Bodakunta Mohan from Nelki Venkatapur village in Dandepalli mandal and Renikuntla Purnachandar belonging to Housing Board Colony in CCC of Naspur were apprehended for misappropriation of cash in a phased manner
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Chief General Manager (CGM) Rajesh Kumar donated five vehicles amounting to around Rs 50 lakh to 5 NGOs including Sahrudaya Old Age Home, Heavens Home society, Vivekananda Seva Sangam, Satya Harishchandra Foundation and Cherish Foundation.
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Hailing the judiciary, he said, "Only the Supreme Court's strong stance forced the SBI to reveal who donated how much to which political party."
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Customers who are planning to visit their respective banks are advised to check with their nearest bank branches to confirm local and state holiday leaves so that they can avoid travelling physically.
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At the local SBI Head Office in Koti, SBI Foundation donated a Tata Winger minibus to Manchikalalu, a voluntary organization that operates a home for needy children in Marredpally.
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Two separate lists of the donors and the recipients were published by the poll panel on its website after the details were submitted to it by SBI earlier in the day as per a Supreme Court order
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In a landmark verdict delivered on February 15, a five-judge constitution bench had scrapped the Centre's controversial electoral bonds scheme that allowed anonymous political funding, calling it "unconstitutional".
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A 30-year-old man from Uttar Pradesh was arrested for allegedly attempting to steal cash from an automatic teller machine belonging to SBI in Mancherial town
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The data as received from the SBI can be accessed at: https://www.eci.gov.in/candidate-politicalparty The data has been provided by the SBI in two parts.
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The poll panel issued a press note providing the link on which the data provided by the SBI can be accessed.
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The Supreme Court had on Monday rejected SBI's plea to extend the March 6 deadline for submitting the data to the ECI
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The court directed SBI to disclose information by March 12, and warned of contempt action if not complied with. SBI argued practical difficulties with the decoding exercise
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A bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud also directed the EC to publish the details shared by the bank on its official website by 5 pm on March 15.
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The SBI moved the Supreme Court on Monday, seeking an extension till June 30 to disclose the details of each electoral bond encashed by political parties
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The RBI in an order dated February 26 slapped a penalty of Rs 2 crore on State Bank of India for contravention of provisions of the Banking Regulation Act and not complying with the Depositor Education Awareness Fund Scheme.