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District Central Co-Op Banks Sl.No. Bank's Name Address State ADILABAD JILLA KENDRA SAHAKARI BANK AMBEDKAR CHOWK ROAD, 1 LTD. ADILABAD Andhra Pradesh ANANTAPUR DIST CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK SUBASH ROAD, ANANTAPUR 2 LTD ANANTAPUR Andhra Pradesh POST BOX NO. 7 Venkata Krishnaiah Sahakar Bhavan Ground CHITTOOR DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK Floor Head Post Office Prakasam 3 LTD Highway CHITTOOR Andhra Pradesh CUDDAPAH DISTRICT CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK P. B. NO. 31, R.S.ROAD, 4 LTD CUDDAPAH CUDDAPAH Andhra Pradesh GUNTUR DISTRICT CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE, TENALI, 5 LTD. DISTRICT GUNTUR GUNTUR Andhra Pradesh HYDERABAD DIST CO-OP CENTRAL BANK NAMAPALLY,STATOIN ROAD, 6 LTD HYDERABAD HYDERABAD Andhra Pradesh SIKHWADI, OPP-1-TOWN POLICE KARIMNAGAR DIST. CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK STATION, KARIMNAGAR 7 LTD KARIMNAGAR Andhra Pradesh KHAMMAM DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK P. B. No. 61, Mahatma Gandhi 8 LTD. Road, Khammam Andhra Pradesh JAGANNADHAPURAM, 9 KRISHNA CO-OPERATIVE CENTRAL BANK LTD MACHILIPATNAM MACHILIPATNAM Andhra Pradesh DOOR NO 46-1-C OPPOSITE: GOVT REGIONAL EYE HOSPITAL, KURNOOL DISTRICT CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK BUDHWARPETHA, KURNOOL 10 LTD KURNOOL Andhra Pradesh MAHBOOBNAGAR DIST. CO-OP. CENTRAL P. B. NO. 14, MAHBOOBNAGAR, 11 BANK LTD MAHBOOBNAGAR Andhra Pradesh SANGAREDDY, MEDAK 12 MEDAK DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK LTD SANGAREDDY Andhra Pradesh P. B. NO. 12, NALGONDA 13 NALGONDA CO-OP CENTRAL BANK LTD NALGONDA Andhra Pradesh NIZAMABAD DISTRICT CO-OP. CENTRAL HEAD OFFICE, YELLAMAGUTTA, 14 BANK NIZAMABAD NIZAMABAD Andhra Pradesh PRAKASAM DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK NO. J. 551 CENTRAL OFFICE, 15 LTD GOVERNOR ROAD ONGOLE Andhra Pradesh SRIKAKULAM DIST CO-OP CENTRAL BANK NO M 210, P. B. NO. 210 16 LTD SRIKAKULAM, SRIKAKULAM Andhra Pradesh THE DIST. CO OP CENTRAL BANK LTD. POST BOX NO. 102, 17 VIZIANAGARAM VIZIANAGARAM. Vizianagaram Andhra Pradesh THE DISTRICT CO OP CENTRAL BANK LTD. P.B.NO.214 ELURU, DISTRICT 18 ELURU. Visakhapattanam WEST GODAVARI ELURU Andhra Pradesh DNO 58 - 14 - 57/1 N. A. D POSTMARRIPALEM VUDA LAYOUT, ADJACENTTO NH 5 ROAD N. A. D. THE DISTRICT CO OPERATIVE CENTRAL (POST), VISAKHAPATNAM 19 BANK LTD. Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh NAGAMALLITHOTA JUNCTION, THE DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE CENTRAL KAKINADA , EAST GODAVARI 20 BANK LTD Kakinada KAKINADA Andhra Pradesh THE NELLORE DIST. CO OP CENTRAL BANK POST BOX NO. 6, TRUNK ROAD, 21 LTD. NELLORE NELLORE Andhra Pradesh HEAD OFFICE : SUBEDARI, WARANGAL DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK HANAMKONDA, DISTRICT 22 LTD WARANGAL HANAMKONDA Andhra Pradesh TAPESHWAR BHAWAN, MANGAL 23 ARA CENTRAL CO-OPT BANK LTD PANDEY PATH, BHOJPUR BHOJPUR Bihar HEAD OFFICE, AURANGABAD 24 AURANGABAD CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD AURANGABAD Bihar BEGUSARAI CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK HEAD OFFICE BEGUSARAI 25 LTD. BEGUSARAI Bihar HEAD OFFICE : JAGESWAR MANDAL BHAWAN, RED CROSS 26 BHAGALPUR CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. ROAD, ADAMPUR BHAGALPUR Bihar HEAD OFFICE, AT + PO:- GOPALGANJ, DIST: GOPALGANJ 27 GOPALGANJ CENTRAL CO. OP. BANK LTD. GOPALGANJ Bihar 28 KATIHAR CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. HEAD OFFICE, KATIHAR KATIHAR Bihar HEAD OFFICE: MURGIACHAK, 29 KHAGARIA DIST. CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LT KHAGARIA KHAGARIA Bihar HEAD OFFICE, S.P.ROAD, NEAR REGISTRY OFFICE, GAYA DISTRICT 30 MAGADH CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. GAYA, GAYA Bihar H.O. MOTIHARI BHAWANIPUR ZIRAT BANK ROAD, DIST: EAST 31 MOTIHARI CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. CHAMPARAN EAST CHAMPARAN Bihar HEAD OFFICE, 1ST FLOOR MOUNGER FORT AREA, MUNGER 32 MUNGER JAMUI CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. MUNGER Bihar HEAD OFFICE, BIHAR SHARIF, 33 NALANDA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD NALANDA NALANDA Bihar AT- UJJAIN TOLA, BETTIAH, POST NATIONAL CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK OFFICE-BETTIAH, DIST: WEST 34 LTD. CHAMPARAN West Champaran Bihar 35 NAVADA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. HEAD OFFICE: NAVADA NAVADA Bihar H. O. MADANDHARI BHAVAN, S. P. 36 PATALIPUTRA CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. VERMA ROAD, PATNA PATNA Bihar 37 PURNEA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. HEAD OFFICE, PURNEA PURNEA Bihar HEAD OFFICE, MADHUBANI, 38 ROHIKA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. MADHUBANI Bihar HEAD OFFICE, AT- KASHIPUR (COURT CAMPUS), SAMASTIPUR 39 SAMASTIPUR CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. SAMASTIPUR Bihar SASARAM BHABHUA CENTRAL CO- HEAD OFFICE, POST: SASARAM, 40 OPERATIVE DIST: ROHTAS Bihar HEAD OFFICE COURT COMPOUND, 41 SIWAN CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. SIWAN SIWAN Bihar THE MUZAFFARPUR CENTRAL CO-OPT BANK 42 LTD MUZAFFARPUR MUZAFFARPUR Bihar HEAD OFFICE,POST-SITAMARHI, 43 THE SITAMADHI CENTRAL CO-OPT BANK LTD DIST: SITAMARHI SITAMARHI Bihar HEAD OFFICE, HAJIPUR, VAISHALI 44 VAISHALI CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. Vaishali Bihar JILA SAH. KENDRIYA BANK MYDT DEVIGANJ ROAD, AMBIKAPUR 45 AMBIKAPUR AMBIKAPUR Chhattisgarh JILA SAH. KENDRIYA BANK MYDT. Head Office G E Road 46 RAJNANDGAON RAJNANDGAON RAJNANDGAON Chhattisgarh STATUION ROAD, GURUNANAK 47 JILA SAHAKARI KENDRIYA BANK MYDT DURG NAGAR, DURG DURG Chhattisgarh Brahaspati Baazar BILASPUR, 48 JILLA SAH. KENDRIYA BANK MYDT BILASPUR BILASPUR Chhattisgarh JILLA SAH. KENDRIYA BANK MYDT POST BOX NO - 38, JAGDALPUR 49 JAGDALPUR BASTAR Chhattisgarh JILLA SAHAKARI KENDRIYA BANK MYDT CIVIL LINES, GREAT EASTERN 50 RAIPUR ROAD, RAIPUR RAIPUR Chhattisgarh P. B. NO. 4059, OPP. INCOME TAX AHMEDABAD DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE BANK OFFICE, NEAR GANDHI BRIDGE, 51 LTD AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD Gujarat BHOJALRAM BHAVAN , RAJMAHEL 52 AMRELI JILLA MADHYASTHA SAH. BANK LTD ROAD, AMRELI DIST AMRELI Gujarat HEAD OFFICE, RAJGADHI, BANASKANTHA DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. PALANPUR, DIST:BANASKANTHA 53 BANK PALANPUR Gujarat SAYAJIGANJ, STATION 54 BARODA CENTRAL CO-OPEATIVE BANK LTD ROAD,BARODA BARODA Gujarat BHARUCH DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LALLUBHAI S CHAKLA, STATION 55 LTD. ROAD, BHARUCH BHARUCH Gujarat 13, POST BOX NO. 82, HEAD OFFICE,GANGAJALIA TALAO, 56 BHAVNAGAR DISTRICT CO-OP. BANK LTD SAHKAR BHAVAN, BHAVNAGAR Gujarat JAMNAGAR DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE BANK SAHAKAR BHAVAN, RANJIT ROAD, 57 LTD. JAMNAGAR JAMNAGAR Gujarat P. BOX NO - 4 H. O. SAHAKAR BHAVAN SHAHEED VIJAY MARG, OPP. S. T. BUS STATION, 58 JUNAGADH DIST CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD DIST:JUNAGADH JUNAGADH Gujarat VIJAY NAGAR, HOSPITAL ROAD, KACHCHH DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK BHUJ - KACHCHH, DIST:KUCHCHH 59 LTD KUCHCHH Gujarat POST BOX NO. 6, K.D.C.C.BANK 60 KAIRA DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD BHAVAN, S.P.ROAD NADIAD Gujarat KODINAR TALUKA CO-OP. BANKING UNION 61 LTD KODINAR, JUNAGADH JUNAGADH Gujarat MEHSANA DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK RAJMAHAL ROAD, MEHSANA 62 LTD. MEHSANA Gujarat MAIN P.O.,NEAR OLD S.T.BUS STAND, NAVA BAZAR,H.O, PRABHA ROAD, GODHRA, DIST: 63 PANCHMAHALS DISTRICT CO-OP. BANK LTD PANCHMAHALS GODHRA Gujarat SARKAR VIKAS BHAVAN, STATION SABARKANTHA DIST CENTRAL CO-OP BANK ROAD, DISTRICT SABARKANTHA 64 LTD. HIMATNAGAR Gujarat SHRI RAJKOT DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE "JILLA BANK BHAVAN", KASTURBA 65 BANK LTD ROAD, RAJKOT RAJKOT Gujarat POST BOX NO.232 KANPITH, 66 SURAT DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD DIST:SURAT KANIPITH Gujarat SURENDRANAGAR DISTRICT CO-OP. BANK Surendranagar SAHAKAR BHUVAN, 67 LTD GANDHI ROAD, SURENDRANAGAR Gujarat POST BOX NO. 36, KUTCHERI 68 VALSAD JILLA SAHAKARI BANK LTD ROAD, VALSAD Valsad Gujarat COURT ROAD, AMBALA, AMBALA 69 AMBALA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. CITY AMBALA CITY Haryana S C O NO 224-226 CITY CENTRE, 70 BHIWANI CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. BHIWANI BHIWANI Haryana S-C-O-27, SECTOR-16 FARIDABAD 71 FARIDABAD CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. FARIDABAD Haryana CIVIL LINES, JAIL ROAD, 72 GURGAON CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. GURGAON GURGAON Haryana HISSAR DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK NEAR ELITE CINEMA, RAILWAY 73 Ltd. ROAD, HISSAR HISSAR Haryana 74 JHAJJAR CENTRAL CO OP BANK LTD JHAJJAR JHAJJAR Haryana KOTHI NO. 34, SCHEME NO. 6 75 JIND CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. GANDHI - NAGAR, JIND JIND Haryana 76 KARNAL CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. THE MALL ROAD, KARNAL KARNAL Haryana 77 KURUKSHETRA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. KURUKSHETRA KURUKSHETRA Haryana NEAR MANDI, RAILWAY ROAD, 78 MAHENDRAGARH CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. MAHENDRAGARH MAHENDRAGARH Haryana BAY No. 49 - 52, SECTOR 2, H. O., 2nd FLOOR, PANCHKULA 79 PANCHKULA CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. PANCHKULA Haryana REWARI FLOOR, G.P.O. MOHINDERGARH, CIRCULAR ROAD, 80 REWARI CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. REWARI REWARI Haryana NEAR SESSION COURT, ROHTAK 81 ROHTAK CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. ROHTAK Haryana S C O NO 1-3, AROUND ADDITIONAL MANDI, NEAR DALBIR SINGH INDORE STADIUM, SIRSA 82 SIRSA CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. SIRSA Haryana P. B. NO. 36 TIKARAM ROAD, 83 SONEPAT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK Ltd. SONEPAT SONEPAT Haryana NEAR STATE BANK OF INDIA, OPP. ANAJ MANDI, FATEHABAD 84 THE FATEHABAD CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD. FATEHABAD Haryana 85 THE KAITHAL CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK LTD. KAITHAL Haryana 86 THE PANIPAT CENTRAL COOP. BANK LTD PANIPAT PANIPAT Haryana THE YAMUNA NAGAR CENTRAL CO OP BANK HEAD OFFICE, YAMUNA NAGAR, 87 LTD DIST AMBALA, Yamuna Nagar Haryana JOGINDRA CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK 88 LTD JAUNAJI ROAD, SOLAN SOLAN Himachal Pradesh DHARMSALA, DISTRICT KANGRA, 89 KANGRA CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD KANGRA Himachal Pradesh ANANTNAG CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK Anantnag ANANTNAG, DISTRICT 90 LTD ANANTNAG ANANTNAG Jammu & Kashmir Baramulla BARAMULLA, 91 BARAMULLA CENTRAL CO-OP BANK LTD BARAMULLA Jammu & Kashmir Jammu RAIL HEAD COMPLEX, COOOPERATIVE BANK BUILDING 92 JAMMU CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD JAMMU Jammu & Kashmir P. B. NO. 94 HEAD OFFICE, DHANBAD CCB BUILDING, 93 DHANBAD CENTRAL CO. OP. BANK LTD. DHANBAD DHANBAD Jharkhand BAGALKOT DISTRICT CENTRAL CO- SECTOR NO. 24 NAVANAGAR 94 OPERATIVE BANK BAGALKOT Karnataka BELGAUM DISTRICT CO-OP CENTRAL BANK NEAR CENTRAL BUS STAND OLD P 95 LTD. B ROAD BELGAUM Karnataka 96 BELLARY DISTRICT COOP CENTRAL BANK BELLARY HOSPET Karnataka BIJAPUR DISTRICT CENTRAL CO-OP. BANK 97 LTD. SOLAPUR ROAD BIJAPUR Karnataka CHIKMAGALUR DIST CO-OP CENTRAL BANK P.B.No.121 Naidu Street,Ratnagiri 98 LTD. Road CHIKMAGALUR Karnataka CHITRADURGA DIST CO-OP. CENTRAL BANK 99 LTD. D.C.OFFICE ROAD CHITRADURGA Karnataka NO.311,'A'BLOCK SRI D. DEVARAJ URS EXTENSION.P.B.ROAD 100 DAVANGERE DCC BANK DAVANAGERE Karnataka DISTRICT CO-OP.
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