Mangaluru: Bank of Baroda (Bank), one of India leading public sector banks, celebrated
its 116th Foundation Day with a program at Doctor Ambedkar Bhawan Urwa. The event was attended by
distinguished guests and bank officials.
Dr L.H. Manjunath, Executive Director of Shri Kshetra Dharamsthal Village Development Yojana,
highlighted the bank efforts in reaching customers through self-help societies. He emphasized the
importance of providing a suitable response to the demands of the customers, including access to
quality housing and healthcare.
Gayatri R., General Manager and Mangaluru Zone Head of Bank of Baroda, addressed the gathering and
shared the bank’s illustrious history. Established in 1908 by Maharaja Mooney Sayajirao Gaikwad, the
bank has grown into a robust financial institution with 8200 branches in 17 countries. It also includes
Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank as part of its expansion.
The theme chosen for this year’s celebration is Achieve, Collaborate, and Excel, symbolizing the bank’s commitment to continuous growth and collaboration.
Former Managing Director of Bank of Baroda, K.R. Shenoy, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. He
shared his experiences and praised the bank strength and the fortunate amalgamation of staff from
other merged banks.
As part of Bank of Baroda Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, assistance was extended to
Mangalaseva Samiti Thokkott, Snehdeep Bijai, and Swami Shraddhananda Sevashrams.
The flag hoisting ceremony was conducted by Deputy Zonal Chief Ramesh Kanade and DGM-Network
Ashwini Kumar. Regional Manager M.V.S. Prasad extended a warm welcome to all attendees. The event
concluded with a vote of thanks offered by Rajesh, Deputy Zonal Manager of the Regional Office.
Bank of Baroda continues its legacy of excellence and customer-centric banking as it commemorates its
116 years of service to the nation.