SBI to add 600 branches this fiscal: Chairman
New Delhi: SBI is planning to open 600 branches in the current fiscal to tap business opportunities in emerging areas including large residential townships, SBI chairman C S Setty said. It had opened 137 branches last fiscal.
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Arun Phadte
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1st replace the arrogant gutterchaps working in the branches and then add new branches Read allPost comment
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