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List of Nodal Officers S. Name of Bank Name of the Nodal Address CPPC Phone/Fax No./e-mail No Officers 1 Allahabad Bank Dr S R Jatav Asstt. General Manager, Office no: 0522 2286378, 0522 Allahabad Bank, CPPC 2286489 Zonal Office Building, Mob: 08004500516 Ist floor,Hazratganj, [email protected] Lucknow UP-226001 2 Andhra Bank Shri M K Srinivas Sr.Manager, Mob: 09666149852,040-24757153 Andhra Bank, [email protected] Centralized Pension Processing Centre(CPPC) 4th floor,Andhra Bank Building,Koti, Hyderabad-500095 3 Axis Bank Shri Hetal Pardiwala, Nodal Officer Mob: 9167550333, AXIS BANK LTD, Gigaplex Bldg [email protected] no.1, 4th floor, Plot No. I.T.5, MIDC, Airoli Knowledge Park, Airoli, Navi Mumbai- 400708 4 Bank of India Shri R. Ashok Chief Manager 0712-2764341, Ph.2764091,92 Nimrani Bank of India, 0712-2764091 (fax) CPPC Branch, Bank of India Bldg. [email protected] 87-A, 1st floor, Gandhibaug, Nagpur-440002. 5 Bank of Baroda Shri S K Goyal, Dy. General Manager, 011-23441347, 011-23441342 Bank of Baroda, [email protected] Central Pension Processing Centre, [email protected] Bank of Baorda Bldg. 16, Parliament Street, New Delhi – 110 001 6 Bank of Shri D H Vardy Manager Ph: 020-24467937/38 Maharashtra Bank of Maharashtra Mob: 08552033043 Central Pension Processing Cell, [email protected] 1177, Budhwar Peth, Janmangal, Bajirao Road Pune-411002 7 Canara Bank Shri K S Hebbar Asstt. General Manager Mob. 08197844215 Canara Bank Ph: 080 26621845 Centralized Pension Processing [email protected] Centre Dwarakanath Bhavan 29, K R Road Basavangudi, Bangalore 560 004 8 Central Bank of Shri V K Sinha Chief Manager Ph: 022-22703216/22703217, India Central Bank of India (CPPC) Fax- 22703218 Central Office, 2nd Floor, [email protected] Central Bank Building, M.G. Road, [email protected] Hutatma Chowk Fort, Mumbai - 400001 9 Corporation Shri B R Balia Manager 0824-2425230, 2861471 Bank Corporation Bank (CPPC) Toll Free No. 1800-425-3556 Pandeshwar, Mangaladevi Temple Mob: 8762363957 Road, Post Box No. 88, [email protected] Mangalore - 575001 [email protected] 10 Dena Bank Shri G Ratan, Nodal Officer 022-22690191 Dena Bank, 022-22690192 Centralized Pension Processing [email protected] Centre (CPPC),Mumbai Main [email protected] Office, 17, Hornimon Circle Mumbai-400023 11 HDFC Bank Shri Rahul Chandra Chief Manager 0120-4894104 HDFC Bank [email protected] A-111, First Floor, Pension Dept, Sec-4, Noida (UP) – 201301 12 ICICI Bank Shri Vinayak More Nodal Officer Mob: 9820150167 ICICI Bank Ltd., Corporate Head [email protected] Office, ICICI Bank Towers, Bandra - Kurla Complex Bandra (East), Mumbai 13 IDBI Bank Shri Jigar Pandya Nodal Officer 022 66908445 IDBI Bank Ltd. [email protected] Unit No. 2, Corporate Park Sion, Trombay Road, Near Swastik, Chambers, Chembur,Mumbai-400071 14 Indian Bank Shri B D Mane Nodal Officers 044-25231756/7 Indian Bank 044-28134027 CPPC, Fourth Floor, No. 66, Mob: 9445030402 Rajaji Salai,, Chennai-600001 [email protected] [email protected] 15 Indian Shri G. Kumar Manager 044-28889383/4(Ph) Overseas Bank Indian Overseas Bank 044-28519433(Ph) Central Office, Mob: 09840080166 763, Anna Salai, Chennai 044-28514903(fax) Tamilnadu - 600002 [email protected] 16 Oriental Bank Shri Shayan Kumar Chief Manager 0124-4126950 of Commerce Oriental Bank of Commerce 0124-4126530 CPPC & GBC, [email protected] Plot No. 5, Institutional Area, Sector-32, Gurgaon-122001 17 Punjab National Shri M K Srivastav, Nodal Officer Mob: 8800692335 Bank Punjab National Bank (CPPC) [email protected] Gurudwara Road, Karol Bagh [email protected] New Delhi-110055 18 Punjab & Sind Shri Abhishek Rana Nodal Officer Mob: 09464554448 Bank Punjab & Sind Bank, CPPC [email protected] A-25, CPPC Cell, 1st Floor, Community Centre, Jwala heri, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi 110063 19 State Bank of Shri Subhash Gupta Chief Manager 0141-5172101(Ph), Bikaner & State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur 0141-2227758/5172259 Jaipur CPPC, 2nd floor, SMS Highway 0141-2316921(fax) Jaipur,Rajasthan -302005 Mob: 9413398707 [email protected] 20 State Bank of Smt Sameer Chief Manager, 040-23387483, 23387811 Hyderabad Janakidevi State Bank of Hyderabad, CPPC Fax-040-23202104 1st floor, Methodist Complex, [email protected] Opp.- Chermas Shop, Abids, Hyderabad - 500001 21 State Bank Shri Shirish Anant Chief Manager, Mob: 9867568262 of India Patki, State Bank of India, [email protected] Government Accounts Department, Corporate Centre, CBD Belapur,Navi Mumbai 22 State Bank of Shri Diwakara Asstt. General Manager Ph: 0824 - 2216173, 0824-2218775 Mysore Poojary U State Bank of Mysore (CPPC) Mob: 9448291386 2nd Floor,ManjushaBuilding, [email protected] Bejai - Mangalore. PIN: 575004 23 State Bank of Shri Kamal Garg Chief Manager 0175-2392092, Fax: 0175-2392094 Patiala State Bank of Patiala, CPPC Mob. 9779586330 Pragati Bhawan, Ist Floor, email: [email protected] Urban Estate-III,Patiala, Punjab-147002 24 State Bank of Ms. Jaishri Chief Manager 0471-2351903/2324217/2326525, Travancore Ramchandran State Bank of Travancore 0471-2351137(fax) Chembikalam Buildings Toll free No.18004256525 3rd floor, Vazhuthacaud [email protected] Trivandrum-695014 25 Syndicate Bank Shri A. G. Gopinath Nodal Officer Fax: 0820-2573363 Syndicate Bank. Ph: 0820-2575402/1196/4075 Operations Department Central Ph: 0820-2574075/2571181 Pension Processing Centre [email protected] HO: Manipal, Karnataka-576104 26 Union Bank of Ms. Asha Sharma Chief Manager, Tel. No 022-22020242 India Union Bank of India mobile 9869543267 CPPC, Union Bhavan [email protected] CPPC 12th Floor 239 Vidhan Bhavan Marg Nariman Point, Mumbai 200 049 27 United Bank of Smt. Kajal Banerjee Asstt. General Manager 033-22622549/1042 India United Bank of India 033-22422196(fax) CPPC, Head Office, 4th floor 033-22622549 11, Hemanta Basu Sarani Mob: 9434810858 Kolkata-700001 [email protected] [email protected] 28 United Shri M.S. Senior Manager Tel No. 0712 2559969. Commercial Khobregade United Commercial Bank [email protected] Bank Central Pension Processing [email protected] Centre, Somalwar Bhawan I FloorSadar,Mount Road Extension Nagpur -420 001 29 Vijaya Bank Shri Arava Amarnath Senior Manager, 080-25584066(Ph) Ext 260. Vijaya Bank, 080-25582915(fax) Merchant Banking Division Mob: 9241001301 Head Office, 41/2, M.G. Road, [email protected] Trinity Circle, Bangalore-560001 [email protected].
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