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PLICATE Hrtdisti NAGAON ASSAM 782137ANK OE NDIA HTHT PLICATE KALIABOR P.O KUWARITOL HRTDiSTI NAGAON ASSAM 782137ANK OE NDIA npt a Negatiable Document Tel: 276616 ALIABOR COL OF EDUCATION ILL: KUWARITAL TERM DEPOSIT ADVICE PO: KUWARITAL 06/08/2019 DIST: NAGAON (In lieu of Term Deposit Receipt) Nagaon HTHT/Nomination it5/Registered l3Tip/Not Registered HT5/Date: E/ TETET, Dear SirMadam Ya3I,EA IR aEI We have pleasure in confiming details of the folowing amount held in deposit with us. PleLA3GE AAa&bRGMBSh all corespondence. 8ha796T4ot Banking with us. AND REGtONAL DIRECTR AT/Name: RC NTE AT/CIF No. Bhubonekw an A d T/PAN No. SINGLE STD-GEN PUB-OTi-5Y-10Y-INR Mode of Operation: Scheme H /Alc No. aTsTerm: Interest @ Pripal Amt. Value Date Maturity Date 35322150882 7 % 4.00000.00 311 2015 3442020- HMd( Vaue00 HaqT/Yours faithfuly A Printed 2 Times Terg areriAuthorieed Signatory 99 grKALIABOR OF INDAINDIA This is riot a Negotiable Document XDISTT, NAGAONPQKUWARITOLBANK ASSAN Y6223ANK Tel: 276616 HTaT T KALIABOR COL OF EDUCATION TERM DEPOSIT ADVICE viLL: KUVWARITAL 06/08/2019 PO: KUWARITAL (in lieu of Term Deposit Receipt) DIST: NAGAON Nagaon HTT/Nomination tiT Registered 3Tipa Not Registered TH Date T4/ TE441, Dear SirMadam i sr1 zar zaa arT f re We have Dleasure n coniming detals of the folowing amount held in deposit with us. PlaneLABOR tororeDuOAtHONN all corespondence. tssd7Devdor Banking with us. AN R EhtoNAL RECTDN, ERG Name: NCTE Bhsbanesed CIF No. d PAN No. SINGLE STD-GEN PUB-OTH-5Y-10Y-INR Mode of Operation Scheme ATET t art RT H /Alc No.: rareJerm : Interest Prinsal Amt Vatue Date Maturity Date 36636746800- 300-000-¬e- 220t 2+2024 war Yours faithfully Annualisedufuaera ufm Yield (%):MMRA24A3a 8.29 00 Printed 3 Times wfaga kmar ose Signatory 9 0O 7KALHABORPO KUWARITOL LatPHAFfa ferea i DISTT, NAGAON ASSAM 7e2187 BANK OF INDIA This is not a Negotiabie Document Tel: 276616 HIaT THT COL OF EDUCATIOON TERM DEPOSIT ADVICE KALIABOR 06/08/2019 VILL: KUWARITAL PO: KUWNARITAL (tn lieu of Term Deposit Receipt) DIST: NAGAON qTHTEh/Nomination IT5ARegisteredarutpa / Not Registered Nagaon Hi5/Date: f ETE/ T8E4T, Dear SirMadam e 3T i a FT r foy aeeI We have pleasure in confiming details of the following amount held in deposit with usyerRSORdOTHOREDUGAMOker in all coresponden e35BE087fou for Banking ith us. AND REaieNAL ECTPSTATE T4/Name:ERC, NCTE, CIF No. ROAT / PAN No. 3hubanrswas SINGLE fD-GEN PUB-OTH-5Y-10Y-INR TAT FUTTA faf LE Mode of Operation Scheme TAT 45 /Alc No. /Term: Interest @ PANRcipal Amt. 35535724562 7 5.00.000.00 Vae 21 Magi262ate Haate/ Yours faithfuly: SAnnualised Yield (%): 8.29 Printed 4 Times Tfaa anTT Aetharided Signatory SBI State Bank of India Dt:06/08/2019 CM/19/ 36 The Regional Director, Eastern Regional Committee National Council for Teacher Education 15, Neelakantha Nagar, Nayapalli Bhubaneswar, Odisha - 751012 Dear Sir, ENDOWMENT FUND AND /OR CONVERSION/RENEWAL OF FIXED DERPOSIT RECEIPT(S) TOWARDS SOCIETY/TRUST/INSTITUTION AND REGIONAL DIRECTOR RESERVE FUND IN THE JOINT NAME OF THE ERC, NCTE, BHUBANESWAR(Joint operation Mode: 'AND') the fixed Deposit Receipt No authorization from the Eastern Regional Committee, NCTE, On receipt of of 5 from lakhs five lakhs only) for a period years 35535724562 dated 29/01/2016 for Rs. 5.00 (Rupees COLLEGE OF EDUCATION with the name of name of KALIABOR 29/01/2016 To 29/01/2021 the joint NCTE, Bhubaneswr has been converted/renewed. Society/Trust/Institution and Regional Director, ERC, three 35535745899 dated 29/01/2016 for Rs. 3.00 lakhs (Rupees the Fixed Deposit Receipt No Further, 4.00 lakhs No 35322150882 dated 03/11/2015 for Rs. (Rupees lakhs and Fixed Deposit Receipt only) to 03/11/2020 from to 29/01/2021 & 03/11/2015 four lakhs only)for a period of 5 years 29/01/2016 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION and Regional Director, ERC, name of KALIABOR respectively, in the joint converted/renewed. NCTE, Bhubaneswar has been has been signed by Secretary and President of Kaliabor The application for Fixed Deposit Receipt(s) College of Education. to the Kaliabor converted/renewed have been handed over Secretary, The Fixed Deposit Receipt(s) same to NCTE Office. Society/Trust/lnstitution who sends the ERC, college of Education of the Yours faithfully INDIA OF 5toT FEN/KaliaborBranch BANK STATE For T CHIEFusICHIEF MANAGERNAGERMANAGER 1 Bank sbi afrurer TT: (o*R93) Kaliabor Branch (04273) Tel:03672-276616 P.O. Kuwaritol Fax: 03672-276616 E-mail: [email protected] I 3AS13, qPW- 209 Dist. Nagaon, Assam Pin: 782137 .
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