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Senior executives of various banks call on Tamil Nadu CM Vijay

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Senior executives of various banks call on Tamil Nadu CM Vijay
Senior executives of leading public and private sector banks on Tuesday called on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and held discussions with him at the Secretariat in Chen
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Senior executives of leading public and private sector banks on Tuesday called on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and held discussions with him at the Secretariat in Chennai.

Vivekanand Choubey, Chief General Manager, Chennai Circle, State Bank of India (SBI); M.V.R. Muralikrishna and Ravikumar, General Managers; and other executives called on Mr. Vijay.

G. Mahalingam, Chairman, and R. Vijay Anand, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of City Union Bank, also met the Chief Minister and held discussions with him.

Salee S. Nair, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer; M.D. Vincent, Executive Director; P.R. Ashok Kumar, Executive Vice-President; and Venkatesan, Chennai Regional Manager, of Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, called on Mr. Vijay.

B. Ramesh Babu, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer; P. Shankar, Executive Director; and N. Chakravarthi, Associate General Manager and Zonal Head of Karur Vysya Bank, met Mr. Vijay.

Ajay Kumar Srivastava, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, and Rajasekaran, Chief Regional Manager, Chennai, of Indian Overseas Bank, also met the Chief Minister and held discussions with him.

Published - June 17, 2026 12:53 am IST

Source: The Hindu - India News

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