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Rajan Tulaskar General Secretary Ref: BKSM: GS:SPL-2: 2008. DATE: 04/06/2008. To, THE SECRETARY, INDIAN BANKS’ ASSOCIATION 6TH FLOOR, CENTRE – 1, WORLD TRADE CENTRE COMPLEX, CUFFE PARADE, MUMBAI 400 020. Respected Sir, Sub: Special Leave To Office Bearers / Central Committee Members Under VIII th BPS dated 02.06.2005. In this connection, we forward herewith a category-wise list of Office Bearers / Central Committee Members of our Mahasangh, with their respective designations, as desired by you. Hope you will advise the concerned Banks to extend the facility of Special Leave at the earliest, under intimation to us. Yours faithfully, Rajan Tulaskar General Secretary -- 1 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. PRINCIPAL OFFICE BEARERS 1. SHRI UTTAM YADAV STATE BANK OF INDIA WORKNG PRESIDENT GAD, Corporate Centre, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai. 2. SHRI BABAN KALE UNION BANK OF INDIA VICE-PRESIDENT Mandvi Branch, Mumbai. 3. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR STATE BANK OF INDIA MORAYYA Nagpur, Maharashtra. VICE-PRESIDENT 4. SHRI SUDHAKAR JOSHI UNION BANK OF INDIA VICE-PRESIDENT Chikhali Branch, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra. 5. SHRI RAJAN TULASKAR UNION BANK OF INDIA GENERAL SECRETARY Mumbai Samachar Marg Branch, Fort, Mumbai. 6. SHRI PRAVIN HATE STATE BANK OF INDIA ORGANISING SECRETARY Commercial Branch, B.S.Marg, Fort, Mumbai. 7. SHRI NITIN KAMATH PUNJAB NATIONAL BK. TREASURER V.N.Road Branch,Fort, Mumbai. 8. SHRI PRAVEEN RAJE BANK OF BARODA ASST.GEN.SECRETARY Jacob Circle Branch, Mumbai. 9. SHRI ANAND KABADI BANK OF INDIA ASST.GEN.SECRETARY Mumbai Corporate Banking Branch, Mumbai. -- 2 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. PRINCIPAL OFFICE BEARERS 10. SHRI VIJAY PARKAR CANARA BANK ASST.GEN.SECRETARY Fort Main Branch, Mumbai. 11. SHRI VILAS GHUGARE PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK ASST.GEN.SECRETARY PNB House, Fort, Mumbai. 12. SHRI SANTOSH RAORANE STATE BANK OF INDIA ASST.GEN.SECRETARY Jogeshwari Branch, Mumbai. 13. SHRI MOHAN AWSARE UNION BANK OF INDIA ASST.GEN.SECRETARY Station Road, Kolhapur. 14. SMT. SUPRIYA KADAM BANK OF MAHARASHTRA Borivali (East) Branch, Mumbai. 15. SMT. NALINI AMBEKAR INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK New Marine Lines Branch, Mumbai. -- 3 – Special Leave under clause 35(b)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1. SHRI NANDKUMAR PATKAR BANK OF MAHARASHTRA C.C.MEMBER Service Branch, Mumbai. 2. SHRI RAJESH SAKPAL BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Main Branch, Mumbai. 3. SHRI SUBHASH SALUNKE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Alibaug Branch, Maharashtra. 4. SHRI AVDHUT BANAVLIKAR BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER BRCC, Free Press House, Nariman Point, Mumbai. 5. SHRI DILIP SAWANT BANK OF BARODA C.C.MEMBER 6. SHRI DEEPAK BHOSALE CANARA BANK C.C.MEMBER Fort Market Branch, Mumbai. 7. SHRI DILIP MHATRE CANARA BANK C.C.MEMBER Kakad Market Branch, Mumbai. 8. SHRI RAVINDRA CHAVAN CANARA BANK C.C.MEMBER Carnac Bunder Branch, Mumbai. 9. SHRI ARUN KOTKAR INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK C.C.MEMBER Mandvi, Mumbai. 10. SHRI ISHWAR N. PATIL PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK C.C.MEMBER Local Clearing Centre, Fort, Mumbai. -- 4 – Special Leave under clause 35(b)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 11. SHRI PRAKASH SHINDE PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK C.C.MEMBER Illaco House Branch, Fort, Mumbai. 12. SHRI DEEPAK SAWANT STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Mumbai LHO, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai. 13. SHRI GANESH SAWANT STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Mumbai LHO, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai. 14. SHRI MADHUSUDAN TAMBDE STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Service Branch, Fort, Mumbai. 15. SHRI CHINTAMAN DALVI STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER IFB, Shivsagar Estate, Worli, Mumbai. 16. SHRI KEDAR RAJE STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Intl.Div., Central Office, Nariman Point, Mumbai. 17. SHRI ASHOK SONAWANE STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Intl. Services Branch, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai. 18. SHRI MILIND GAVANKAR STATE BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Corporate Centre, Central Offfice, Nariman Point, Mumbai. - 5 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 19. SHRI RAMCHANDRA PATIL ANDHRA BANK C.C.MEMBER Vashi Branch, Navi Mumbai. 20. SHRI CHANDRAKANT CHAVAN ANDHRA BANK C.C.MEMBER Ghakopar (West) Branch, Mumbai. 21. SHRI WAMAN BHOSLE CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER 22. SHRI DHANRAJ MORE CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER 23. SHRI DEEPAK GOMNE UNION BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER L.D.Ruparel Marg Branch, Mumbai. 24. SHRI RAJESH MATKARI UNION BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Mohamad Ali Road Branch, Mumbai. 25. SHRI BHAGWAN DHUMAL UNION BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Service Branch, Nariman Point, Mumbai. 26. SHRI VIJAY JADHAV UNION BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER A.R.Street Branch, Mumbai. 27. SHRI VIJAY TENDOLKAR BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Stock Exchange Branch, Fort, Mumbai. -- 6 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS 28. SHRI ASHOK GAOKAR BANK OF INDIA C.C.MEMBER Stock Exchange Branch, Fort, Mumbai. 29. SHRI ASHOK KULE BANK OF MAHARASHTRA C.C.MEMBER Deonar Branch, Mumbai. 30. SHRI PARAG SURVE DENA BANK C.C.MEMBER Service Branch, Fort, Mumbai. -- 7 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. OFFICE BEARERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF MAHARASHTRA STATE 1. SHRI SHIRISH CHOUDHARY UCO BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member & Nariman Point Branch, Mumbai State Committee Conveyor 2. SHRI ANIL BHATAWDEKAR BANK OF MAHARASHTRA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Head Office, Lokmangal, Pune. 3. SHRI CHANDRAPRAKASH DAVLE BANK OF MAHARASHTRA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Umri Branch, Akola. 4. SHRI VISHNU MORE BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Khed Branch, Distt. Ratnagiri. 5. SHRI PRASHANT YEWALEKAR BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Deolali Cantt. Branch, Nasik. 6. SHRI PRAKASH CHAVAN CANARA BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member Accounts Section, Pune. 7. SHRI BALKRISHNA PATODE CANARA BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member Jalgaon Branch, Maharashtra. 8. SHRI B.S.BANDE DENA BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member Deccan Gymkhana Branch, Pune. 9. SHRI SANJAY SHUKLA DENA BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member Satara Branch, Distt. Nasik. 10. SHRI ASHISH BANDEKAR PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK Goa State E.C.Member Vasco-de-Gama Branch, Goa. -- 8 – Special Leave under clause 35(a)(ii) of 8th Bipartite Settlement dated 02.06.2005. OFFICE BEARERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF MAHARASHTRA STATE 11. SHRI RAMESH BANSWAL PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK Maharashtra State E.C.Member Nasik City Branch, Distt. Nasik. 12. SHRI HANUMANT JOSHI STATE BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Pedli Branch, Distt. Raigad. 13. SHRI ANAND SHARMA STATE BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Nagpur Zonal Office, Nagpur. 14. SHRI SUBHASH SHAHANE UNION BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Pune Zonal Audit Deptt,, Pune. 15. SHRI RAJAN ANDHRUTKAR UNION BANK OF INDIA Maharashtra State E.C.Member Regional Office, Nasik. .
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