Central Bank of India Led the Parliamentary Committee Meeting Held in Mumbai
Mumbai: Central Bank of India is one of India’s oldest and leading public sector banks with a strong nationwide presence. The Bank has played a pivotal role in supporting the country’s economic growth through customer-centric banking services.
Central Bank of India actively participated in and led the recently concluded Parliamentary Committee meeting held in Mumbai from May 17 to 20, 2026. The meeting witnessed detailed deliberations on key issues concerning the banking and financial sector, economic growth, financial inclusion, digital banking expansion, and strengthening customer-centric services.
Parliamentary Committee Chairman and Member of Parliament Ganesh Singh, along with other Members of Parliament, M. V. Murali Krishna, Executive Director, Sohail Ahmad, Chief General Manager, Kaushik Kala, General Manager, and other staff members during the interaction.
The meeting focused on discussions and review of various welfare measures, policies, and initiatives concerning Other Backward Classes (OBCs), including their implementation and outreach by public sector institutions and organizations.
Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, was welcomed by Executive Director M. V. Murali Krishna, Chief General Manager Kushal Paul, and staff members.
Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra; Ganesh Singh, Member of Parliament; Executive Director M. V. Murali Krishna; Chief General Managers Kushal Paul and Sohail Ahmad; General Manager Kaushik Kala; along with senior officials of the Bank, interacted with members of the Parliamentary Committee and presented various initiatives undertaken by the Bank in areas such as MSME financing, priority sector lending, digital transformation, rural outreach, and financial literacy.
The Bank highlighted its continued commitment to supporting the Government of India’s vision of inclusive economic development and strengthening the banking ecosystem across the country. Discussions also focused on enhancing banking accessibility, cybersecurity preparedness, and improving service delivery mechanisms.
The Parliamentary Committee appreciated the role being played by public sector banks in driving financial inclusion and supporting economic growth.
Central Bank of India reiterated its commitment to continue working towards customer empowerment, sustainable banking practices, and nation-building initiatives.
