Over 300 people attended the launch of Musical Date with a Decade (1981-1990). The book authored by Narendra Singh gives information of each and every film released in the decade. Be it the different genres, banner, censor certificate with number and date, producer, director, star cast, actors, songs, singers or lyricists.
It also has special mentions like debut films, awards that the film may have received, date of theatrical release and music/video company label with catalogue number. It is a comprehensive compilation of data pertaining to an exciting history of Hindi cine music from 1981-1990. Singh is an assistant director in CWC is a passionate theatre person with many skills like singing, acting, direction and script writing. CP Singh, dean, USMC, IP University was the chief guest of the occasion.
Rates reshuffled
Allahabad Bank has revised the interest rates on domestic term deposits below one crore for the period of one year to less than five years, effective today. For time slabs — one year to less than two years, two years to less than three years and three years to less than five years — the revised interests have been subsidised from 8.90 per cent to 8.75 per cent.
The interest rates for other buckets of maturity will remain unchanged. The revised rates will be applicable for fresh deposits and renewal of deposits and is subject to revision at any time. The rate of interest on Allahabad Bank Tax Benefit Term Deposit Scheme will also be 8.75 per cent per annum, that is card rate for five years. Senior citizens will continue to get an additional interest rate of 0.50 per cent as per existing guidelines.
On a high note
After an illustrious career spanning over 36 years in the banking sector P Srinivas has taken over as the managing director and the chief executive officer of United Bank of India.
He was earlier the executive director of Bank of Baroda. There he had successfully handled all the departments in different phases. He looked after important portfolios such as priority sector financing including MSME advances and credit monitoring including CDR and restructuring, international banking, information technology, accounts and audit, risk management and recovery, investor relations et al. He was director of Indo Zambia Bank ltd, National Payments Corporation of India and India First life Insurance Company ltd. He was also a member on IBA Standing Committee on Retail.
Power take
Animesh Chauhan has been appointed as the managing director and chief executing officer of Oriental Bank of Commerce. Chauhan, who has now assumed office, began his career as direct recruitment officer in Bank of Baroda in 1979. He is an experienced banker and has worked in various capacities. He is also deft in handling overseas operations, as he headed london (main) branch for over three years. He was zonal head/SlBC convenor of Rajasthan zone from 2011 to 2013.
Chauhan has also worked as chairman of The Nainital Bank limited, Nainital for two and a half years. He joined Central Bank of India on his elevation as executive director on August 5, 2013 and he was overseeing the portfolios of retail banking, information technology, transaction banking, priority sector, MSME and recovery.
Oriental Bank of Commerce presently has business mix of over Rs3,30,000 crore with a pan India network of 2,200 branches, 2,468 ATMs and a customer base of over 24 million. The bank has 34 regional offices across the country and one representative office in Dubai.
Know your rights
On the occasion of National Consumer’s day, BSES consumers, Vishishit sahayogis and RWAs visited BSES Rajdhani Power limited (BRPl)’s 20 divisional offices, spread across an area of 950 sq kms in South and West Delhi. There was an interaction between the consumers and the company officials on the theme of know your rights and obligations.
Consumers were also encouraged to provide their valuable feedback on how to further improve consumer services. All BSES Rajdhani Power limited divisional offices, displayed information on various consumer centric initiatives, including messages on energy conservation, power-theft and safety.