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- The Andhra Pradesh government will ensure bank access on the morning of October 1 to distribute pensions.
- This action follows planned bank holidays and strikes that threatened to disrupt the payment process for 6.18 million beneficiaries.
- Staff will collect cash from banks and deliver it to recipients at their homes throughout the afternoon.
- The government released over 26.9 billion rupees to cover these payments.
What to watch next
- Successful distribution of pensions on October 1
- Impact of the bank strike on financial services in Andhra Pradesh
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Kondapalli Srinivas
MSME minister
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“State-Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC) will ensure that banks are accessible on the morning of October 1 for withdrawal of cash required for distribution of pensions.”
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…that pensioners are not inconvenienced by the bank holiday on September 26 and the proposed strike by bank employees from September 28 to September 30. MSME minister Kondapalli Srinivas announced on Thursday that State-Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC) will ensure that banks are accessible on the morning of October 1 for withdrawal of cash required for distribution of pensions. Swarna Gramam and Swarna Ward staff would withdraw the required cash from banks on the morning of October 1 and distribute pensions directly at the beneficiaries’ doorsteps from the same afternoon, the minister…
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Named India · Vizianagaram · Andhra Pradesh Government · Kondapalli Srinivas · State Level Bankers' Committee
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