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IOB donates Rs. 10 crores to Relief Fund

CHENNAI: The Chairman and Managing Director of Indian Overseas Bank has announced a donation of Rs. 10 crores on behalf of the bank to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund created for tsunami wreckage. In addition, the employees are contributing a day's wage to the relief fund, says a release.

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