Central Bank of India’s Delhi Zone Holds Grand Town Hall Meeting

MD & CEO Kalyan Kumar outlines vision, digital push and growth roadmap at Delhi Town Hall

New Delhi, Nov 22 ; The Central Bank of India’s Delhi Zonal Office successfully organised a grand Town Hall Meeting on 21 November 2025, drawing enthusiastic participation from officers and employees across various regions and branches of the Delhi Zone. The meeting was presided over by the Bank’s Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Kalyan Kumar.

In his inspiring address, Mr. Kumar reflected on the Bank’s legacy and elaborated on its future vision, ongoing transformation initiatives, business expansion strategies, and customer-centric reforms. He underscored the importance of digital adoption, operational efficiency and proactive customer service as key pillars for strengthening performance across retail, agriculture and MSME lending. Appreciating the contributions of the Delhi Zone, he urged employees to uphold high performance standards, embrace innovation, and focus on self-development. He further encouraged everyone to transform their respective branches and offices into a “Happy Place.”

Delhi Zonal Head, Mr. Shishram Tundwal, also addressed the gathering, highlighting the zone’s achievements and stressing the need for collective efforts to sustain momentum in business growth.

The Town Hall witnessed the participation of over 600 employees, who engaged actively during the interactive session by sharing suggestions, seeking guidance and reaffirming their commitment to service excellence.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Deputy General Manager Mr. P. C. Khurana, who expressed gratitude to the MD & CEO for his motivating remarks and appreciated the active involvement of all attendees.

The Central Bank of India Delhi Town Hall Meeting reaffirmed the dedication of Team Delhi Zone towards contributing meaningfully to the Bank’s mission of becoming a modern, customer-focused and high performing public sector institution.

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