Committee asks banks to ensure adherence to SOPs
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Violation of norms punishable under Public Health Act
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Violation of norms punishable under Public Health Act
The State-level Bankers Committee (SLBC) has written to all member banks to ensure adherence to standard operating procedures to be followed for preventing COVID-19.
The Additional Chief Secretary, Finance, Government of Tamil Nadu, held a meeting on April 8 to re-sensitise the banks about the procedures to be followed to contain the spread of the virus. Banks were told that non-adherence to norms was punishable under the Tamil Nadu Public Health Act, 1939.
All the customers and the public (including staff members) visiting the banks should compulsorily wear masks covering their mouth and nose from the time they enter the premises until they leave, the SLBC said in its notification.
Two youngsters lose money in fraudulent withdrawals
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Bank suspects debit card cloning
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In the early morning hours of Monday, a young lawyer in the city lost ₹40,000 in four back-to-back allegedly unauthorised withdrawals of ₹10,000 each from his account with a scheduled commercial bank.
Just over an hour later, another youngster with a food aggregator met with a similar fate when ₹2,600 of his hard-earned money was withdrawn without his knowledge from his account with another branch of the same bank in the city.
Both youngsters reported the alleged fraud immediately with their respective branches and simultaneously lodged petitions with the Central police. “I was charged ₹23 as charges for using the ATM of another bank, which proved that the withdrawal was made through an ATM. Since I reported the fraud immediately, I should be reimbursed by the bank within 10 days without waiting for the insurance reim
Public Sector Bank Unions To Intensify Protest, Call For More Strikes Against Privatisation Bid
Canara Bank Employees on strike (rajeshroxu/Twitter)
In the general council meeting held on Sunday (4 April), the banks union has resolved to intensify the campaign against banks proposed privatisation as reported by
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All India Bank Employee s Association, AIBEA, on Sunday issued a statement after the meeting. The general council meeting has called upon all our unions and members all over the country to continue the struggle against bank privatisation, get ready for prolonged strikes and intensify our campaign to defend public sector banking and defeat attempts of privatisation read the statement.
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Bank strike: Cheques worth Rs 16,500 crore stuck
Bank strike: Cheques worth Rs 16,500 crore stuck
Last Updated: Wed, Mar 17th, 2021, 10:21:28hrs
Chennai: The two-day nationwide strike called by the United Forum of Bank Union in protest against privatisation of the government banks began on Monday.
The leader of a major union claimed total success impacting the clearance of two crore cheques/instruments worth about Rs 16,500 crore. On an average, about 2 crore cheques/instruments worth about Rs 16,500 crore are held up for clearance. Government treasury operations and all normal banking transactions have been affected, C.H. Venkatachalam, General Secretary, All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) said.