In a significant stride towards fostering financial inclusion and empowering the local community, Terri Mining joined hands with the State Bank of India to organize a two-day banking camp. The purpose of this drive was to provide financial assistance for food, but approx. 70 % account were deactivated due to non-transaction of finance & People are struggling for life sustainability. Also, the initiative aimed to cater to the banking needs of the residents thus reducing dependency on Mahajan Badi, further solidifying the company's commitment to community welfare.
The two-day banking camp organized by Terri Mining in collaboration with SBI saw active participation from the residents. The camp provided a platform to address the banking requirements of 436 account holders. New accounts were opened, deactivated accounts were meticulously scrutinized and reactivated, ensuring that individuals could access their financial resources with ease.
The contributions of the SBI Chandana Branch Manager and officers were pivotal to the success of the event. Their expertise and dedication played a vital role in streamlining the camp's operations and facilitating a seamless experience for the account holders. The event underscored the importance of collaborative efforts between the public and private sectors in driving positive change within local communities.