SBI Mangaluru to organise Home Loan and Car Loan Utsav on January 24
Mangaluru (Press Release): SBI Mangaluru Centre is organizing a Home Loan and Car Loan Utsav at St. Sebastian Platinum Jubilee Hall, Bendoorwell, Mangaluru on 24th January 2021.
SBI, India’s largest bank is the only Indian Bank among FORTUNE – 500 list. SBI’s Home loan portfolio is the largest in the country with a Market Share of 31% as of 31.03.2020 amongst All Scheduled Commercial Banks. SBI Offers Home Loans linked to the Repo Rate to ensure transparency in monetary transmissions to Home Loan customers.
To celebrate New Year after the COVID impact, the State Bank of India is offering a 100% waiver in processing fees for all Housing Loans and in respect of Car loans on applying through YONO Digital Platform by the customers.
SBI is providing Home Loans at the lowest rate in the market starting at 6.80% p.a. SBIs car loan is also at the lowest in the market starting at 7.50% p.a. which is fixed throughout the tenure of the loan.
Bank will be providing an in-principle letter of sanctions at the Utsav venue for Home loans and Car loans.
By organizing the Utsav, SBI is facilitating reputed Builders and Car Dealers to showcase their properties and display various Car models and offer special discounts to customers.
SBI welcomes one and all with their family and friends to SBI Home and Car Loan Utsav 2021 to fulfill their dream of owning their Sweet Home and dream car.
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Calcutta High Court to consider plea against CM Mamata Banerjee's alleged contemptuous remarks
Kolkatta: In a significant development, Senior Advocate Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya brought a plea before the Calcutta High Court, urging it to take suo moto cognizance of purported remarks attributed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The plea contends that Banerjee's comments implied bias on the part of High Court judges and suggested that the institution had been compromised.
These remarks surfaced following a recent ruling by the High Court nullifying approximately 24,000 teaching and non-teaching positions implicated in the notorious cash-for-jobs scandal.
Addressing a division bench comprising Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam and Justice Hiranmay Bhattacharya, Bhattacharya stressed on the gravity of the situation, asserting, "This is criminal contempt." He further stressed the need for the Court to intervene, given the Attorney General's reluctance to provide consent for proceeding against the Chief Minister.
The plea underscored the damaging effect of Banerjee's alleged statements on the credibility of the judiciary, stating, "Everyone is laughing at us, this has put us into ridicule." Bhattacharya supported his argument with newspaper clippings from various publications, both regional and English, which highlighted the controversial remarks.
Acknowledging the sensitivity of the matter, the Court has directed for affidavits to be filed and has scheduled a hearing accordingly.
Meanwhile, another plea has been filed challenging the same remarks attributed to the Chief Minister.
