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Bank of Baroda Donates Rs.83.93 Lakh Worth of Medical Equipment to Cardiology Centre UNMICRC

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In a significant step towards strengthening healthcare services, the Girdharnagar Branch of Bank of Baroda, Ahmedabad II Region, has donated medical equipment worth โ‚น83.93 lakh to the U. N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology & Research Centre (UNMICRC), Ahmedabad. This contribution, made under the bankโ€™s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, aims to enhance patient care and treatment facilities at the institute.

The donation ceremony was attended by key officials from Bank of Baroda, including Shri Shankar Mahto, Deputy General Manager (DGM) and Regional Manager (RM); Shri Raveendra Kosinpalle, Regional Business Development Manager (RBDM); Shri Bimoh Roshan, Branch Head of Girdharnagar Branch; and Shri Nilesh Suryawanshi, Zonal Marketing Manager. Their presence highlighted the bankโ€™s ongoing commitment to community welfare and healthcare support.

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Speaking on the occasion, Shri Shankar Mahto emphasized that Bank of Baroda remains dedicated to supporting public health initiatives and ensuring access to advanced medical facilities. The contribution to UNMICRC, a leading cardiac care institute, is expected to significantly improve treatment outcomes for patients.

Bank of Baroda continues to play an active role in nation-building efforts, with a strong focus on education, healthcare, and financial inclusion. The latest initiative aligns with the bankโ€™s mission to contribute meaningfully to societal development and public welfare.

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