Nashik: Central Bank Of India Honoured With First Rajbhasha Kirti Award
Nashik: Central Bank of India has been honoured with the first Rajbhasha Kirti Award for excellence in the implementation of Rajbhasha (Official Language). The bank received the honour at the All India Rajbhasha Conference organised by the Department of Official Language under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs in Navi Mumbai. The Rajbhasha Shield, presented as the first prize, was received by…
Nashik, India witnessed a prestigious event at the All India Rajbhasha Conference, where the Central Bank of India was honored with the first Rajbhasha Kirti Award for their outstanding implementation of the Official Language policy. The award, presented by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, was received by the bank's Managing Director and CEO, Kalyan Kumar, alongside Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
The Rajbhasha Shield, the first prize, was presented to the bank for its consistent efforts in promoting and propagating Hindi, as well as its commitment to the Official Language policy. The bank celebrated the occasion by releasing a special 100th anniversary edition of its bilingual in-house magazine, Centralite, which was unveiled by Nityanand Rai, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, and Anshuli Arya.
During the conference, the bank also showcased its 115-year legacy through a special exhibition, highlighting its historical achievements and innovative approach to modern banking. The exhibition featured models and presentations that demonstrated the bank's journey in advancing indigenous defence technology. Notable attendees included Kalyan Kumar, Mahendra Dohare, Kushal Pal, Hitendra Dhumal, and Rajbhasha officers from across the country.
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