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Details of Financial Literacy Centres (Flcs) Sl No Details of Financial Literacy Centres (FLCs) Sl No. State District Address of FLC Telephone No. 1 Assam Barpeta Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Barpeta-781301, Assam 0366-5252141 2 Assam Darrang Lead District Office, UCO Bank, LNB Road, Mangaldai, Dt-darrang, Pin-784125, Assam 03713-223933 3 Assam Dhubri Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Dhubri-783301, Assam 03662-230936 4 Assam Goalpara Lead District Office,UCO Bank, At/Po-Agia, Dt-Goalpara, Assam, Pin-783120 03663-299922 5 Assam Kamrup Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Prabha Bhawan, Adabari Tinali, Pandu, Guwahati-781012, Assam 0361-2670975 6 Assam Kamrup Metro Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Maligaon Charali, Guwahati-781011, Assam 0361-2670948 7 Assam Kokrajhar Lead District Office,UCO Bank, J.D Road(BTAD), Kokrajhar, Assam, Pin-783370 03661-270452 8 Assam Nalbari Lead District Office,UCO Bank, N.T Road, Nalbari, Assam, Pin-781335 03624-220400 9 Assam Sonitpur Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Main Road, Twzpur-784001, Assam 03712-220762 10 Bihar Banka Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Dokania Market- Banka-813102, Bihar 06424-220183 11 Bihar Begusarai Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Kapasia Chowk, Begusarai-851117, Bihar 06243-242981 12 Bihar Bhagalpur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, SK Tarafdar Road, Adampur, Bhagalpur-812001, Bihar 0641-2301775 13 Bihar Munger Lead District Office, UCO Bank Campus,Bekapur, Munger (BIHAR ) Pin-811201 06344-222057 14 Himachal Pradesh Bilaspur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, 224/B, Main Market, Bilaspur-174001, Himachal Pradesh 01978-222487 15 Himachal Pradesh Shimla Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Hotel Himland Building, Circular Road, Shimla-171001, Himachal Pradesh 0177-2629863 16 Himachal Pradesh Sirmaur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Naya Bazar Nahan-173001, Dt-Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh 01702-222301 17 Himachal Pradesh Solan Lead District Office, UCO Bank, The Mall, Solan-173212, Himachal Pradesh 01792-223780 18 Odisha Angul Lead District Office, UCO Bank,2nd Lane, Amalapada, Angul-759122, Odisha 06764-231125 19 Odisha Balasore Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Vivekananda Road, Balasore-756001, Odisha 06782-262486 20 Odisha Bhadrak Lead District Office,UCO Bank, Kachery Road, Bhadrak-756100, Odisha 06784-241631 21 Odisha Cuttack Lead District Office,UCO Bank, College Square, Cuttack-753003, Odisha 0671-2548951 22 Odisha Dhenkanal Lead District Office,UCO Bank, At-Kunjakant, PO/DIST- Dhenkanal, Odisha-759001 06762-224652 23 Odisha Jagatsinghpur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Sana Bazar, Jagatsinghpur- 754103, Odisha 06724-220656 24 Odisha Puri Lead District Office, UCO Bank,Plot No-3, Near Kumbhakar Nijog Samiti, Nuasahi, Puri-752002, Odisha 06752-223532 25 Punjab Jallandhar Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Mithapur Road, OPP- Easyday, Jallandhar -144003, Punjab 0181-2461280 26 Punjab Ropar Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Pul Bazar, Ropar-140001, Punjab 01881-222086 27 Rajasthan Dausa Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Agra Road, Tiwari Dharm Kanta, Dausa-303303 01427-223550 28 Rajasthan Jaipur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Orbit Plaza, Ajmer Road, Jaipur-302006, Rajasthan 0141-2224967 29 Rajasthan Jodhpur Lead District Office,UCO Bank, 461, Pal Link Road, Jodhpur-342006, Rajasthan 0291-2633542 30 Rajasthan Nagaur Lead District Office, UCO Bank, Badli Road, Nagaur-341001, Rajasthan 01582-240351 31 West Bengal Birbhum Lead Bank Office,UCO Bank, N.S Road, New Danglapara, Suri, Dist-Birbhum, Pin-731101, West Bengal 03462-255577 32 West Bengal Burdwan Lead Bank Office,UCO Bank, Baidyanath Katra, G.T Road, Burdwan-713101, WB 0342-2662489 33 West Bengal Hooghly Lead Bank Office, UCO Bank, Rupali Cinema Complex, Chinsurah-712101, Dt- Hooghly, WB 033-26802921 34 West Bengal Howrah Lead Bank Office, UCO Bank, First Floor, 158/4, Bellilios Road, Howrah-711101, WB 033-26430100.
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