Bank of Maharashtra

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Bank of Maharashtra (BoM), incorporated on 16th September 1935 as a public limited company, is a public sector commercial bank of India. Although the bank maintains a presence throughout India, most of its 1322 branches are located in the western part of the country. The Government of India had nationalized the bank on 19th July 1969 along with thirteen other major banks of India.

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• Banking in India

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