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Mangaluru:SBI launches ’Mangaluru Go Green’
Mangaluru:SBI launches ’Mangaluru Go Green’
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Mangaluru, Aug 21, 2015: SBI - State Bank of India Aug 19, launched ‘Mangalore Go Green’ campaign with the Rotary Club. It gave away a free sapling for opening an account with the bank.
The theme of the campaign was to plant a sapling and be a green champion. The chief general manager of the bank Rajni Mishra symbolically distributed saplings to a few customers on the occasion. The bank and the club would do so in all its branches in the city till August 28.
Speaking to media CGM Rajni Mishra said that the bank would take this to all its branches across the State in a phased manner. It is a new initiative and has got appreciation far and wide.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Diwakar, Bangalore | Fri, August-21-2015, 3:44 |
| Thanks to SBI and Rotary Mangalore. | |
| Ritu Rai, Puttur | Fri, August-21-2015, 3:43 |
| We are proud of SBI being the No1 in banking , taking steps to preserve greenary by offering a sapling to your customer. | |
| Shwetha Tanwar, Mumbai | Fri, August-21-2015, 12:04 |
| Its a good campaign by SBI. Its our duty to conserve the enviroment | |
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