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Sixth all India CBWO conference on Monday

naeem@coastaldigest.com (CD Network)
November 6, 2011
Mangalore, November 6: The sixth all India Conference of Corporation Bank Worker's Organisation (CBWO) which is affiliated to National Organisation of Bank Worker's and Bharathiya Mazdoor Sangh, will be held on Monday, November 7 at Hotel Taj Mahal in the city said R Ramnath Kini, General Secretary, CBWO.

Addressing media persons on Sunday, Mr Kini said that delegates from all over India would attend the conference, which would be inaugurated at 10:30 am by BR Bhat, General Manager, Corporation Bank.

Nalin Kumar Kateel, Member of Parliament, Mangalore, Krishna J Palemar, District In-charge Minister, Dakshina Kannada, and N Yogesh Bhat, Deputy Speaker, Karnataka State Legislative Assembly will be the chief guests, he informed.

Ashwani Rana, General Secretary, National Organization of Bank Workers (NOBW) will preside over the function. CG Pinto, General Manager, Corporation Bank will be the guest of honour.

Mr Kini said that all the major demands of the union would be discussed in the conference and accordingly resolutions will be passed.

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The decision was made during a cabinet meeting led by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Karnataka Cooperation Minister K N Rajanna and Animal Husbandry Minister K Venkatesh said the increase is meant to support dairy farmers by covering the rising costs of producing and processing milk.

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