United Fight Against COVID-19 epidemic

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Dear Patrons/Colleagues,

We are extremely proud and glad to announce TIMELY SALARY REMITTANCE to all our deputies/colleagues/Patrons to their respective bank accounts both for the months(s) of MARCH & APRIL '2020. This would not had been possible without active cooperation and assistance of our entire team and banking partner(s).

In complete observance and adherence of government notification(s) for a united fight against COVID-19 epidemic, our entire team and colleagues are working from their respective home(s) only with strict observance of social distancing norms and with limited working resources.
Patrons/colleagues, TOGETHER WE SHALL OVER COME THIS EPIDEMIC and shall RISE AND SHINE, GODSPEED ahead to all of us.

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