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Region Name Sol Id Branch Name Ahmedabad 31260 Union Bank of India Authorized Branches for Govt. Small Deposit Savings Scheme ( PPF, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, Sukanya Samridhhi Yojna and KVP ) REGION NAME SOL ID BRANCH NAME AHMEDABAD 31260 DHANLAXMI MARKET,AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31280 ELLISBRIDGE, AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31290 GANDHI ROAD,AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31300 SSI GOMTIPUR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31320 MUSEUM AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31330 RAIPUR GATE, AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31340 RELIEF ROAD AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 31350 SSI VADEJ,AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 35350 ASARWA AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 36150 KHANPUR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 37200 ASHRAM ROAD AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 39180 BHAIRAVNATH ROAD AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 39290 VASNA AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 39330 VASTRAPUR AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 42230 JODHPUR TEKRA AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 43550 C.G. ROAD AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 44910 DR S R MARG AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD 45480 BAPUNAGAR, AHMEDABAD BARODA 31050 M G ROAD BARODA BARODA 31060 SAYAJI GUNJ,BARODA BARODA 31230 VALLABH VIDYANAGAR, ANAND BARODA 35020 NIZAMPURA, BARODA BARODA 38110 RAOPURA BARODA BARODA 38600 SAMA BARODA 43390 ALKAPURI BARODA BARODA 46480 RACE COURSE BARODA BARODA 52700 SUBHANPURA-BARODA BARODA 53260 SAYED VASNA ROAD BARODA BARODA 53420 WAGHODIA ROAD BARODA BARODA 61920 KARELIBAUG BARODA 63050 MANJALPUR MEHSANA 31020 HIMMATNAGAR MEHSANA 34260 PATAN MEHSANA 34830 PALANPUR GUJARAT MEHSANA 35930 GANDHINAGAR,GUJARAT MEHSANA 55200 MODASA,GUJRAT MEHSANA 63770 MEHSANA HIGHWAY RAJKOT 31390 JUNAGADH RAJKOT 31400 PORBANDAR RAJKOT 31430 RAJKOT MAIN RAJKOT 31510 JAMNAGAR RAJKOT 34880 KRISHNA NAGAR BHAVNAGAR RAJKOT 35060 BHUJ-RAJKOT RAJKOT 50530 SSI RAJKOT SURAT 31080 BHARUCH SURAT 31120 SALABATPURA SURAT SURAT 34810 NAVSARI SURAT 34870 HARIPURA SURAT 36410 NANPURA SURAT SURAT 38120 VAPI SURAT 39490 ANKLESHWAR SURAT 44340 VESU SURAT SURAT 52810 DAMAN SURAT 55710 SILVASA SURAT 60510 BARDOLI SURAT 61060 CITY LIGHT SURAT SURAT 61580 ADAJAN BANGALORE 33110 BANGALORE CANTONMENT BANGALORE 33120 DOMLUR, BANGALORE BANGALORE 33130 AVENUE ROAD BANGALORE BANGALORE 35310 GANDHINAGAR, BANGALORE BANGALORE 37630 CT STREET BANGALORE BANGALORE 37940 JAYANAGAR BANGALORE BANGALORE 39200 MALLESWARAM, BANGALORE BANGALORE 39530 BVK IYENGAR RD, BANGALORE BANGALORE 41020 RICHMOND TOWN, BANGALORE BANGALORE 41490 RAJAJINAGAR, BANGALORE BANGALORE 41740 DAVANGERE BANGALORE 43530 KALKERE, BANGALORE BANGALORE 45470 VIJANPURA BANGALORE BANGALORE 45770 HAINES ROAD BANGALORE BANGALORE 49770 RAJAJI NGR(NAVRANG CIR.) BANGALORE 50090 CHITRADURGA, NRO BANGALORE BANGALORE 50280 SSI-BANGLORE BANGALORE 51540 KORAMANGALA, BANGALORE BANGALORE 51550 TUMKUR BANGALORE 51730 RAMA NAGARAM BANGALORE 51760 VIJAYANAGAR, BANGALORE BANGALORE 52270 HENNUR RD BANGALORE BANGALORE 52360 KANAKPURA, BANGALORE BANGALORE 52370 CHANNAPATNA BANGALORE BANGALORE 52460 J.P. NAGAR BANGALORE BANGALORE 54320 YELAHANKA, BANGALORE BANGALORE 54620 HSR LAYOUT BANGALORE 54660 R T NAGAR - BANGALORE BANGALORE 56520 B T M LAYOUT BANGALORE 58130 GELEYARABALAGA BANGALORE 59920 DEVANHALLI BANGALORE 67430 INDIRANAGAR BANGALORE 69210 CHAMRAJPET BANGALORE BELGAUM 33170 HUBLI BELGAUM 33180 RAICHUR, RO BANGALORE BELGAUM 33190 BIJAPUR MAIN BELGAUM 36580 DHARWAD BELGAUM 37390 RAVIWARPETH BELGAUM BELGAUM 37400 SHAHPUR BELGAUM BELGAUM 37410 TILAKWADI-BELGAUM BELGAUM 45180 HINDWADI BELGAUM BELGAUM 45540 GULBARGA, RO BANGALORE BELGAUM 58280 BAGALKOT BELGAUM 59940 BIDAR BELGAUM 59950 KOPPAL BELGAUM 67590 GADAG BELGAUM 71840 YADGIR HYDERABAD 32720 HYDERABAD MAIN HYDERABAD 32730 SECUNDERABAD HYDERABAD 32740 BOWENPALLY-HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 32750 GHATKESAR HYDERABAD 32760 KANDIKAL HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 32770 NIZAMABAD HYDERABAD 32790 ADILABAD HYDERABAD 32810 KORATLA HYDERABAD 32820 CHOPPADANDI HYDERABAD 32830 KAMALAPUR (DIST.KARIMNAGAR) HYDERABAD 33100 MAHABUBNAGAR HYDERABAD 34040 MALLIAL HYDERABAD 34620 JADCHERLA HYDERABAD 34680 SSI WARANGAL HYDERABAD 34760 HIGH COURT HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 34770 RAMKOTE HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 35750 NIRMAL HYDERABAD 36510 KHAMMAM HYDERABAD 37060 SAIFABAD HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 37070 JAGTIAL HYDERABAD 37240 NALGONDA HYDERABAD 39590 GOWLIGUDA HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 39870 KOTHAPALLY HYDERABAD 41150 STATION ROAD SECUNDERABAD HYDERABAD 44880 CHIKKADAPALLY HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 45580 MANAKONDUR HYDERABAD 45610 ASIFNAGAR HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 45620 DILSUKHNAGAR, HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 50820 SOMAJIGUDA,HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 50830 SSI - HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 52350 RAMANTHAPUR HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 52760 JUBILEE HILLS HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 53210 KHAIRATABAD, HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 53410 BEGUMPET, HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 54100 DR A S RAO NAGAR HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 55390 KAMALAPURI COLONY HYDERABAD 55400 MEHDIPATNAM HYDERABAD 55570 HIMAYAT NAGAR HYDERABAD 56690 MIRYALAGUDA HYDERABAD 57890 KUKATPALLY HYDERABAD 58470 SERILINGAMPALLY HYDERABAD 59040 BANJARA HILLS HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 61000 AMBEDKAR ROAD,KARIMNAGAR HYDERABAD 61010 MANCHERIYAL HYDERABAD 61020 GAYATRINAGAR HYDERABAD 62520 HANUMAKONDA HYDERABAD 62540 HYDERNAGAR HYDERABAD 63870 SURVEY OF INDIA HYDERABAD MANGALORE 33140 MYSORE MAIN MANGALORE 33220 KULUR, RO BANGALORE MANGALORE 34860 MADIKERI BANGALORE MANGALORE 36440 PADAVU MAROLI MANGALORE MANGALORE 38940 SHIMOGA, RO BANGALORE MANGALORE 39540 BELLARY, BANGALORE MANGALORE 41290 HAMPANKATTA MANGALORE MAIN MANGALORE 49850 KARWAR MANGALORE 50240 UDUPI MANGALORE 57480 CHICKMAGALUR MANGALORE 63750 HAVERI MANGALORE 75270 BOGADI,MYSORE NELLORE 33060 NELLORE NELLORE 33070 ONGOLE NELLORE 35960 CHITTOOR-VIJAYAWADA NELLORE 40750 KADAPA NELLORE 43590 TIRUPATHI NELLORE 55900 MADANAPALLI NELLORE 63030 KURNOOL ROAD, ONGOLE NELLORE 64190 N.G.O. COLONY, KADAPA NELLORE 64200 STONE HOUSE PETA,NELLORE NELLORE 67950 CHIRALA VIJAYWADA 32940 ELURU, RO VIJAIWADA VIJAYWADA 32970 VIJAYAWADA MAIN VIJAYWADA 32980 ENIKEPADU-VIJAYAWADA VIJAYWADA 33000 PORANKI, VIJAYWADA VIJAYWADA 33020 GUNTUR MAIN VIJAYWADA 34640 GOVERNERPET, VIJAYWADA VIJAYWADA 35460 KURNOOL VIJAYWADA 40900 LAKSHMIPURAM, GUNTUR VIJAYWADA 49620 BHIMAVARAM VIJAYWADA 49970 TANUKU VIJAYWADA 50880 PATTABHIPURAM VIJAYWADA 53130 SSI VIJAYAWADA VIJAYWADA 54540 LABBIPET, VIJAYAWADA VIJAYWADA 55340 GUDIVADA VIJAYWADA 55910 MACHILIPATNAM VIJAYWADA 63310 IBRAHIMPATNAM (KRISHNA DIST) VIJAYWADA 64060 BHARATINAGAR VIJAYWADA 64070 AYODHYANAGAR VIJAYWADA 64340 GANNAVARAM VIJAYWADA 64430 MANGALAGIRI VISHAKHAPATNAM 32840 KAKINADA VISAKHAPATNAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 32890 VISAKHAPATNAM MAIN VISHAKHAPATNAM 32900 VIZIANAGRAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 34970 RAJAMUNDRY VISHAKHAPATNAM 38680 SRIKAKULAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 50610 DWARAKANAGAR,VISAKHAPATNAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 50910 SSI VISAKHAPATNAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 51750 MVP COLONY, VISHAKHAPATANAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 52300 GOPALPATNAM, VISAKHAPATNAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 53430 GANDHI INST. VISHAKHAPATNAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 57310 SRINAGAR BRANCH KAKINADA VISHAKHAPATNAM 57370 AKKAYYAPALEM VISHAKHAPATNAM 61050 M S N COLONY, VIZIANAGARAM VISHAKHAPATNAM 68600 LAWSONS'BAY COLONY VISHAKHAPATNAM 72760 VIZIANAGARAM CANTONMENT VISHAKHAPATNAM 75360 MURALINAGAR BHOPAL 32520 BHOPAL MAIN BHOPAL 32590 BETUL BAZAR BHOPAL 32680 GWALIOR MAIN BHOPAL 36470 VIDISHA BHOPAL 38370 MALVIYANAGAR BHOPAL BHOPAL 40290 ANAND NAGAR BHOPAL BHOPAL 41060 GUNA, RO BHOPAL BHOPAL 42050 CHHINDWARA BHOPAL 42710 SHIVPURI BHOPAL 43520 MORENA, RO BHOPAL BHOPAL 45020 ASHOKNAGAR BHOPAL 45170 ARERA COLONY, BHOPAL BHOPAL 49870 SHASTRI NAGAR, BHOPAL BHOPAL 51700 MISS HILLS GWALIOR M.P. BHOPAL 52120 SPA GWALIOR BHOPAL 52710 ST. JOSEPH, BHOPAL BHOPAL 53710 M P NAGAR BHOPAL BHOPAL 61300 SEHORE BHOPAL 61310 HOSHANGABAD BHOPAL 61330 HARDA BHOPAL 63810 RAISEN BHOPAL 67000 DATIA BHOPAL 68930 BHIND BHOPAL 70790 RAJGARH BHOPAL 75430 SHEOPUR INDORE 32610 BURHANPUR INDORE 32620 SIYAGANJ INDORE INDORE 32630 INDORE MAIN INDORE 32650 RATLAM INDORE 32660 UJJAIN INDORE 36260 MALHARGANJ, INDORE INDORE 36270 MHOW, INDORE INDORE 36460 SHAJAPUR INDORE 37350 DEWAS INDORE 39120 MANDSAUR INDORE 39160 M G ROAD INDORE INDORE 42210 SINDHI COLONY-INDORE INDORE 44860 KHANDWA, RO INDORE INDORE 46780 NEEMUCH INDORE 49740 VISHNUPURI INDORE INDORE 52000 RISHI NAGAR INDORE 52020 GEETA BHAVAN INDORE INDORE 52490 ISLAMIA KARIMIA D C INDORE INDORE 53120 INDORE-SSI INDORE 53820 DHAR M.P. INDORE 54370 SCHEME NO 54 - INDORE INDORE 55310 KHARGONE INDORE 56800 KHAJARANA INDORE 61610 RAJENDRA NAGAR INDORE INDORE 65220 NANAKHEDA UJJAIN JABALPUR 32540 SAGAR, RO JABALPUR JABALPUR 32560 JABALPUR CITY JABALPUR 32570 JABALPUR CANTONMENT JABALPUR 32580 KATNI JABALPUR 36400 RANJHI KHAMARIA, JABALPLUR JABALPUR 39080 DAMOH JABALPUR 40850 GOPAL BAGH JABALPUR JABALPUR 41040 CHHATARPUR JABALPUR 41880 MANDLA JABALPUR 41890 SEONI JABALPUR 42060 NARSINGPUR JABALPUR 44770 GADARWARA JABALPUR 44780 KARELI JABALPUR 49630 PADMAKAR NAGAR JABALPUR 49900 TIKAMGARH JABALPUR 51930 ST BAR COUN HIGHCOURT JABALPUR JABALPUR 52200 NAPIER TOWN JABALPUR JABALPUR 55290 MADAN MAHAL JABALPUR 55300 GOTEGAON JABALPUR 57170 SHAKTI BAHVAN ROAD JABALPUR 59440 BALAGHAT JABALPUR 59480 DINDORI JABALPUR 59500 BHAGWAN GANJ JABALPUR 59770 WRIGHT TOWN, JABALPUR JABALPUR 59780 MADHAV NAGAR KATNI JABALPUR 66600 ADHARTAL JABALPUR 68210 JABALPUR ROAD, KATNI JABALPUR 68910 CIVIL LINES SAGAR JABALPUR 74540 DISTRICT COURT JHINJHIRI,KATNI RAIPUR 32700 RAIPUR MAIN RAIPUR 32710 JAGDALPUR RAIPUR 41190 DHAMTARI RAIPUR 42380 BILASPUR RAIPUR 42730 DEOPURI RAIPUR 43300 CHANDNIDIH RAIPUR RAIPUR 43810 BHILAI RAIPUR 49670 SCINDIA NAGAR DURG RAIPUR 49680 SAMTA COLONY RAIPUR RAIPUR 49860 KORBA, RO RAIPUR RAIPUR 50400 IFB RAIPUR RAIPUR 53950 RAIGARH,RO RAIPUR RAIPUR 54090 SHANKAR NAGAR RAIPUR RAIPUR 54940 RAJNANDGAON RAIPUR 55460 AMBIKAPUR RAIPUR 55470 CHAMPA RAIPUR 55760 MAHASAMUND RAIPUR 55770 KANKER RAIPUR 61940 LILY CHOWK RAIPUR 62820 KAWARDHA RAIPUR
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