SBI CGM participates in Advantage dialogue
In the sequel to Advantage Dialogue, Mahesh Goyal, Chief General Manager of State Bank of India, Patna Circle, discussed the topic “$ 5 trillion economy and role of State Bank of India” with Moderator Nagma Sahar. In the course of the conversation, Goyal said that the banking business has accelerated after the lockdown and banks have done well in the third quarter. He said that SBI crossed the $ 5 trillion figure in the housing loan segment to establish another millstone. In order to achieve the target of $ 5 trillion economy by FY 2024, he termed investment in real estate, basic infrastructure etc. Discussing the contribution of State Bank of India in this direction, he said that State Bank, being the largest bank in the country, has always been playing an important role in the development of the country’s economy. By 2024, State Bank has targeted to cross $ 4 trillion in the SME segment of its loan portfolio, $ 6 trillion in personal loans and $ 7 trillion in the home loan segment.
Arun Arora receives PRSI award
Arun Arora, Director, Strategy and Communications, Mavyn, New Delhi, received the PRSI National Leadership Award from Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal, Uttarakhand Governor Baby Rani Maurya and PRSI President Dr Ajit Pathak.
NSUI launches campaign for jobs
NSUI’s campaign ‘Job do ya degree wapas lo’ was today launched by All India Congress spokesperson cum Jharkhand Professional congress Coordinator Easter Zarita Latflong, JPCC spokesperson Alok Dubey, JPPC president Aditya Vikram Jaiswal, National Coordinator of NSUI Amarjeet Kumar among BAU students. National president of NSUI, Neeraj Kundan, has organized this campaign against the Central Government to raise the voice of the students and the unemployed. Latflong said that this is a good campaign for NSUI, under which the voice of unemployed people will reach the Center. He said that the government, which has done the work of cheating two crore people every year in the name of employment, cannot be forgotten by the youth of this country and it is the right of the youth for employment, Congress will fight for it from the road to the Parliament.
Man shot dead at Nirsa
One Binod Jha (55) was shot dead by motorcycle borne assailants in a broad daylight incident that took place at Taldanga Housing colony under Nirsa police station located at distance of 40 kms from district headquarters. The victim was playing cards with some friends near the Durga Temple while the assailants pumped bullets from close range and escaped. Soon after police from Nirsa police station reached on spot and sent the body for post-mortem. Wife of the victim levelled allegation on a senior LJP leader Mintu Kaahyap with whom the victim once used to work as PA.