Commemorating the upcoming 57th Bank Nationalisation Day and reaffirming its commitment to employee welfare, the Bank of India Officers’ Association (BOIOA) organised a comprehensive Health Check-up Camp today at the Bank’s Head Office in Mumbai in association with Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital. The camp featured various specialised medical tests including BMD, audiometry, ENT, uroflowmetry, orthopaedic, pain management and dietician consultations. Around 630 employees of the Head Office enthusiastically availed themselves of the facilities.

The camp was inaugurated by Bank of India MD & CEO Shri Rajneesh Karnatak in the august presence of Executive Directors Shri Rajagopal, Shri Subrat Kumar, Shri Rajeev Mishra & Shri Pramod Dwibedi. The occasion was further graced by CVO Shri Lalit Taneja and distinguished presence of several CGMs, GMs and other senior executives of the Bank.

The programme was conceived and executed under the leadership of BOIOA President Shri Anton Saldanha and General Secretary Shri Nilesh Pawar, reflecting Association’s commitment towards health and well-being of Bank employees.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Rajneesh Karnatak commended the noble initiative undertaken by BOIOA Mumbai & Goa Unit, specially appreciating the vision and efforts of General Secretary Shri Nilesh Pawar in conceptualising this employee-centric programme. He urged all employees to remain conscious of their health, emphasising its significance for sustained professional excellence and personal well-being.

In his address, General Secretary Shri Nilesh Pawar highlighted the historic significance of the Bank Nationalisation Movement, stating that while public sector bankers have remained steadfast in serving the nation and economy over the decades, they often tend to overlook their own health amidst professional commitments. He appealed to employees to adopt a proactive approach towards preventive healthcare, observing that a healthy banker is better equipped to serve the institution, customers.