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Bank of Baroda's gesture

CHENNAI: Bank of Baroda has donated Rs. 5 crores towards rebuilding the lives and properties of the thousands of Indians devasted by the earthquake and tsunami that struck coastal India. The Chairman and Managing Director of the bank, P. S. Shenoy, said in a release that this donation was being made to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. Every support would be provided to the affected customers, he added.

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