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Kohima: Employees of the State Bank of India across Nagaland pooled one day of their wages to assist families hammered by landslides in Mon district. They handed over a cheque for Rs 25 lakh to Chief Minister Dr. Neiphiu Rio. The meeting happened at the chief minister’s residence in Dimapur.
A delegation of senior bank officials presented the funds to the state government. The group included Narendra Pratap Singh, the Deputy General Manager of the Administrative Office in Jorhat, and Rajiv Roy, the Regional Manager of the Regional Business Office in Dimapur. The bank stated that the contribution reflects the collective commitment of its staff toward the welfare of the people.
The bank currently operates 78 branches throughout the state. SBI officials promised to keep backing government efforts to help those in need. The bank described the donation as an example of empathy and social responsibility. They noted, "The initiative exemplifies the spirit of unity, empathy and social responsibility among SBI employees, who voluntarily came forward to support the affected communities."
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