Dimapur/ Tuensang, July 23 (EMN): With the objective to strengthen relationship and bonding with rural customers, State Bank of India (SBI), Dimapur region, organised a farmers’ connection programme ‘Ratri Shivir’ in Phaipijang village, Dimapur, on July 22 on the theme “Ek Raat Annadata Ke Saath.” The programme was attended by Rapi Pao Paomaim chief manager credit RBO Dimapur; Temsurenla Jamir, chief manager of SBI RBO Dimapur; I Temjen Changkiri, branch manager of SBI Purana Bazaar branch; Anthony Ngourii, branch manager of SBI, Golaghat Road; Letthang Chongloi, GB of Phaipijang village; Jangpao Changsan, chairman PVC; and Danny Lenthang, secretary of PVC along with around 120 villagers, an update from SBI stated. On the occasion, the bank officials handed over in – principle sanction letter to 34 piggery farmers in the village. As part of the programme, the bank officials also highlighted schemes like piggery (Mudra) and kisan credit card and also created awareness on mai
Dimapur/ Tuensang, July 23 (EMN): With the objective to strengthen relationship and bonding with rural customers, State Bank of India (SBI), Dimapur region, organised a farmers’ connection programme ‘Ratri Shivir’ in Phaipijang village, Dimapur, on July 22 on the theme “Ek Raat Annadata Ke Saath.” The programme was attended by Rapi Pao Paomaim chief manager credit RBO Dimapur; Temsurenla Jamir, chief manager of SBI RBO Dimapur; I Temjen Changkiri, branch manager of SBI Purana Bazaar branch; Anthony Ngourii, branch manager of SBI, Golaghat Road; Letthang Chongloi, GB of Phaipijang village; Jangpao Changsan, chairman PVC; and Danny Lenthang, secretary of PVC along with around 120 villagers, an update from SBI stated. On the occasion, the bank officials handed over in – principle sanction letter to 34 piggery farmers in the village. As part of the programme, the bank officials also highlighted schemes like piggery (Mudra) and kisan credit card and also created awareness on mai
Our Reporter Dimapur, June 3 (EMN): The State Bank of India (SBI), Tuensang branch, has been accused of illegally constructing a cabin extension and toilet within the office premises without the knowledge of the public and other organisations, by some individuals. The signatories namely ILT Sangtam, Akiu Yimkhiung, M Aku Chang, YN Mongko Chang, KAS Chang and TG Sangtam claimed that they were shocked to find the construction without roofing and proper pillar when they went for inspection. They have appealed to the higher authority to look into the temporary construction and take immediate action. The signatories also accused the bank manager of misusing power in official matter under SBI main branch, Tuensang. They alleged that several complaints have been received from the public ove delay of loans after the joining of FO (Agri), and the chief manager of the branch. They went on to allege that the people of Tuensang were facing a lot of hardship and difficulties after their joining. Th