₹ 3.07-crore loan disbursed
The Hindu
THANJAVURThe State Bank of India, Thanjavur Main Branch, has disbursed ₹ 3.07 crore as loans to 45 self-help groups during the financial year 2020-21, according to the General Manager (Network 2), SBI
THANJAVUR The State Bank of India, Thanjavur Main Branch, has disbursed ₹ 3.07 crore as loans to 45 self-help groups during the financial year 2020-21, according to the General Manager (Network 2), SBI, Amit Verma, who had handed over loan sanction letters to the SHGs at the Thanjavur Main Branch on July 19.
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