Tamil Nadu government designates Indian Overseas Bank for Coronavirus Donation
- Contribution to be assigned
to ‘Chief Minister's Public Relief
Fund (CMPRF)’
Chennai, March 28, 2020 -
Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), one of the leading public sector banks in Southern
India and also as the convener of State Level Bankers’ Committee (SLBC) has
been nominated by the Government of Tamil Nadu for collection of funds which
will be used to support the community during the Coronavirus outbreak. The
funds will be assigned to “Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund (CMPRF).”
The contributions can be made
by RTGS, NEFT, IMPS, Cheque and Demand Draft drawn in favour of “Chief
Minister's Public Relief Fund”. One can also remit contributions directly by
Electronic Clearing System (ECS) to the designated Savings Bank Account of CMPRF
to Indian Overseas Bank. All such contributions will be entitled to 100% Income
Tax exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Below
are the ECS details donor can use for contribution towards CMPRF or can click
the link and transfer funds digitally through any banking application https://ereceipt.tn.gov.in/cmprf/cmprf.html or use the UPI mode using VPA
‘tncmprf@iob’
Bank – Indian Overseas Bank
Branch - Secretariat Branch,
Chennai 600 009
S.B. A/c No. - 11720 10000
00070
IFS Code - IOBA0001172
CMPRF PAN - AAAGC0038F
Along the guidance of the
Government of India, Indian Overseas Bank has also announced the launch of the
emergency lines of credit facilities for its borrowers. The bank has been
actively taking measures to support the community by all means in this pandemic
situation.
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