News Desk, News Nation 360 : In four Indian states, Bandhan Bank has opened eighteen new branches. In Jharkhand, the bank has opened seven new branches; in Andhra Pradesh, five; and in Bihar and Odisha, three each. Along with Rajinder Kumar Babbar, ED & CBO, Ratan Kumar Kesh, ED & COO, and other top Bank officials, Partha Pratim Sengupta, MD & CEO, Bandhan Bank, officially opened the branch. The new offices are in various states. In Bihar, there are new offices at Pashchim Champaran (Chanpatia Branch), Nawada (Rajauli Branch), and Aurangabad (Nabinagar Branch). In Jharkhand, new offices are in Saraikela-Kharsawan (Chandil Branch), Ranchi (Mesra Branch, Kanke Branch), Hazaribagh (Barkagaon Branch), Giridih (Bagodar Branch, Dhanwar Branch), and Bokaro (Gumia Branch). In Andhra Pradesh, the new branches are located in Srikakulam (Narasannapeta Branch, Tekkali Branch), Kakinada (Peddapuram Branch), East Godavari (Devarapalle Branch), and Dr BR Ambedkar Konaseema (Ramachandrapuram Branch). In Odisha, the new branches are located in Kandhamal (Baliguda Branch), Bargarh (Barapali Branch), and Balangir (Kantabanji Branch). All the new branches are in semi-urban and rural regions. Increased network of branches is in line with the Bank's plans to diversify and consolidate its countrywide presence. Through an extension of its reach, the bank is enhancing customers' access to new-age banking solutions. Through these 18 new branches spread over 4 Indian states, the overall branch network now stands at 1749. The Bank will now cover its customers through a sturdy network of more than 6300 banking centres across India.

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