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Bank holds campus interview

PUDUKOTTAI: A campus interview was conducted by City Union Bank Limited, Kumbakonam, at J. J. College of Arts and Science, here on Tuesday.

Deputy General Manager, HRMD of the bank J. Rajagopalan addressed the students. He said that the annual turnover of the bank had crossed Rs. 11,000 crore. The bank plans to increase its number of branches from the present 185 to 227 during this financial year itself.

Deputy General Manager, Inspection, vigilance and audit, T. S. Ramanujam; Principal, Staff College, A. J. Ravikumar; and Manager (HR) T. P. Suryanarayanan conducted the interview. Pudukottai branch manager V. R. Pandi was present.

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