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List of Branches with Address List of Branches with Address Sr. Premise ID Address No. 1. ALIPURA DWARKESH BHAVSN, ALIPURA DIST. BARODA ALIPURA 2. ANGAD AT PO ANAGAD, DIST BARODA 3. AMBADA VILL AND PO AMBADA TALUKA PADRA VADODARA 4. ANANDI POST-ANANDI,TAL-SINOR DIST. BARODA ANANDI 5. ASOJ GRAM PANCHAYAT BUILDING ASOJ DIST. BARODA 6. BAHADARPUR HOLI CHAKLA,BAHADARPUR DIST.BARODA BAHADARPUR 7. BAJWA D.I.PATEL ESTATE, GANDHI RD. BAJWA VADODARA 8. BHAILI ASAHISH, BHAILI DIST BARODA BHAILI 9. BHANIYARA BHANIYARA DIST. BARODA BHANIYARA 10. BODELI BAZAR, BODELI DIST. BARODA BODELI LAXMI BHAVAN, NR. BUS STAND, CHALAMALI DIST. BARODA 11. CHALAMALI CHALAMALI 12. CHANSAD GRAM PANCHAYAT BUILDING CHANSAD DIST. BARODA 13. CHANVADA VILLAGE AND PO CHANVADA TALUKA DABHOI VADODARA CHAMPANER ROAD, VIA SAMALAYA DIST. BARODA 14. CHAPANER ROAD CHAMPANER ROAD OPP. KUSUM SAGAR RAJMAHAL ROAD, CHHOTAUDEPUR 15. CHHOTAUDEPUR CHHOTAUDEPUR 16. CHIKHODARA P.KASINDRA, TA SANKHEDA DIST BARODA CHIKHODRA 17. CHORANDA CHORANDA DIST BARODA CHORANDA 18. DABHOI DABHOI DIST BARODA DABHOI 19. DASHRATH DASHRATH DIST BARODA DASHRATH 20. DESAR VILL AND PO DESAR TALUKA DESAR VADODARA 21. DUDHWADA DUDHWADA TAL. PADRA DIST BARODA DUDHWADA DUNGARWANT PAVIJETPUR DIST BARODA DUNGARWANT 22. PAVI JETPUR PAVIJETPUR FERTILIZERNAGAR MAIN DIST BARODA FERTILIZERNAGAR 23. FERTILISER NAGAR MAIN FERTILIZER NAGAR TOWNSHIP DIST BARODA FERTILIZER 24. FERTILISER TOWNSHIP NAGAR TOWNSHIP 25. GADHBORIAD GADHBORIYAD TAL NASWADI DIST. BARODA GADHBORIYAD 26. GUNDICHA GUNDICHA DIST BARODA GUNDICHA 27. GAVASAD AT PO GAVASAD, TAL PADRA, DIST BARODA 28. NANDESARI NANDESARI IE DIST BARODA INANDESARI IE 29. INDRAL INDRAL TAL SANKHEDA DIST BARODA INDRAL 30. JABUGAM JABUGAM DIST BARODA JABUGAM 31. JAROD JAROD DIST BARODA JAROD 32. IPCL JAWAHARNAGAR IPCL DIST BARODA JAWAHARNAGAR IPCL 33. KADIPANI KADIPANI DIST BARODA KADIPANI 34. KALARANI KALARANI DIST BARODA KALARANI 35. KALEDIA KALADIA DIST BARODA KALADIA 36. KANDARI KANDARI DIST BARODA KANDARI 37. KARJAN KARJAN NAVABAZAR MIYAGAM DIST BARODA KARJAN 38. KAWANT HOUSE NO. 82 KAWANT DIST. BARODA 39. KOYALI KOYALI DIST BARODA KOYALI 40. LIMDA AT PO LIMDA TALUKA WAGHODIA VADODARA 1 41. MANJROL MOTA FALIYA, MANJROL TAL SINOR VADODARA NARMADA NIWAS, PATEL FALIYA MARETHA, PO MANEJA 42. MARETHA VADODARA THE MIYAGAM DUDH UTPADAK SAHKARI MANDLIT LTD AT PO 43. MIYAGAM MIYAGAM, TAL KARJAN VADODARA 44. MOBHA ROAD MOHABAROAD PADRA VADODARA 45. NADA NADA DIST BARODA NADA 46. NANA AMADARA NANA AMADRA DIST BARODA NANA AMADRA 47. NANA FOFALIYA NANA FOFALIA DIST BARODA NANA FOFALIA 48. NASWADI NASWADI DIST BARODA NASWADI 49. PADAMLA PADMALA DIST BARODA PADMALA YASH COMPLEX, OPP. SAHAKAR COMPLEX, NEAR TOWER 50. PADRA PADRA VADODARA 51. SSI POR POR DIST BARODA POR 52. RAJUPURA RAJUPURA DIST BARODA RAJUPURA 53. RANIYA RANIYA DIST BARODA RANIYA 54. RANOLI RANOLI DIST BARODA RANOLI 55. RANU AT PO RANU TALUKA PADRA VADODARA 56. RASULPUR VILL AND PO RASULPUR TALUKA SAVLI VADODARA 57. RAYPURA AT PO RAYPUR TAL AND DIST BARODA VADODARA 58. RUSTAMPURA RUSTAMPURA DIST BARODA RUSTAMPURA 59. SADHI SADHI DIST BARODA SADHI 60. SADHLI SADHLI DIST BARODA SADHLI LOKHANDWALA COMPLEX, OLD KAILASH CINEMA NEAR TOWER 61. SANKHEDA ROAD, TAL SANKHEDA CHHOTAUDEPUR 62. SAVLI SAVLI DIST BARODA SAVLI 63. SEGVA FIRST FLOOR, SAMRUDHI COMPLEX VILL SEGVA VADODARA 64. SEJAKUVA SEJAKUVA DIST BARODA SEJAKUVA HEERA SMRUTI, OPP. SWAMINARAYAN MANDIR AT PO SIMLI 65. SIMLI TAL KARJAN VADODARA 66. SINDHROT SINDHROT AT PO SINDHROT DIST BARODA 67. SINOR MAIN BAZAR SINOR NEAR OLD BUS STAND OPP JAGAJI TEMPLE AT PO SOKHDA 68. SOKHDA TALUKA 7 VADODARA 69. SSI MANJUSAR MANJUSAR DIST BARODA MANJUSAR 70. SURYAGHODA AT PO SURYAGHODA, TAL BODELI, DIST. CHHOTAUDEPUR 71. TANAKHALA TANAKHLA DIST BARODA TANAKHLA 72. TENTALAV VILL AND PO TENTALAV TAL DABHOI VADODARA 73. THUVAVI THUVAVI TAL DABHOI DIST BARODA THUVAVI 74. TALSAT AT PO TALSAT TAL PADRA DIST BARODA 75. UCHAPAN UCHAPAN DIST BARODA UCHAPAN VADODARA DISTRICT 76. 4TH FLOOR, SURAJ PLAZA I, SAYAJIGANJ, VADODARA REGIONAL OFFICE 77. VARNAMA VARNAMA DIST BARODA VARNAMA 78. VASNA VASNA DIST BARODA VASNA G-11, KASHIWALA COMPLEX KHANDA ROAD, VILL.WAGHODIA 79. WAGHODIA VADODARA 80. ALIPURA CURRENCY CHEST DWARKESH BHAVSN, ALIPURA DIST. BARODA ALIPURA 2 .
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