Aryavart Bank- Award of 2nd Best Performing Regional Rural Bank By NABARD


    NATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT - FOUNDATION DAY
 

            NABARD celebrated their 40th Foundation Day on 12th July 2021. NABARD is playing the role of the Developmental Financial Institution for promoting lending to farm and non form sector in rural areas. NABARD provides assistance for capacity and capability building through trainings, organizational support for technological & marketing activities and financial support through short term and long term refinance.

            NABARD conferred the award of 2nd Best Performing Regional Rural Bank across India on our "ARYAVART BANK" on the parameters of overall performance. I am extremely grateful to NABARD for the honour.

            I extend my heartfelt gratitude to MD & CEO, Executive Directors and General Managers of Bank of India for their valued guidance and support. I express my thankfulness to our Board of Directors ot the Bank, Regional Director- Reserve Bank of India, Lucknow and Chief General Manager NABARD, Lucknow for their support. Last but not the least, I am thankful to the entire team of ARYAVARTIANs for their dedicated efforts.    






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