FBOIOA launches ‘Sahayya’ scheme to provide interest-free financial assistance to officers

 

A unique relief program called "FBOIOA Sahayya" has been launched by the Federation of Bank of India Officers' Associations (FBOIOA) to provide interest-free financial aid to officers who have had their salaries drastically reduced as a result of perquisite tax deductions. The program's goal is to give officers who had significant tax deductions in February 2025 and whose net salary was less than Rs.20,000 instant financial support.

Public sector banks have recently started taxing the perks that officers are provided. Benefits offered to bank employees include low-interest loans. For instance, the average person's car loan interest rate is 9%. Bank employees receive a 5.5% loan rate.

Because bank employees pay low interest rates, they can save money on loans, which is considered advantageous. Bank workers are now required to pay taxes on this perquisite. This indicates that tax will be paid on the amount that differs because of the different interest rates. If the general public pays Rs. 1000 in interest on a car loan while bank employees pay Rs. 700, the bank employees must pay tax on the Rs. 300 difference.

Financial distress resulted from the Bank of India's officers receiving drastically reduced or no pay in February 2025. Nearly 1,400 officers reportedly have net salary credits of less than Rs. 20,000 as a result of high tax deductions applied by the bank.

In response, the FBOIOA has been negotiating with bank management to find a long-term solution. However, to offer immediate relief, the federation has launched this interest-free advance scheme for affected officers.

Who is eligible for the scheme?

To apply for financial assistance under the Sahayya scheme, an officer must meet the following criteria:

* Must be an active FBOIOA member.

* Net salary for February 2025 should be below Rs.20,000, primarily due to perquisite tax deductions.

* Application process and required documents

* Eligible officers need to submit an application form (Annexure-1) through their Unit General Secretary along with the following documents:

1. A copy of the February 2025 salary slip showing a net salary below Rs.20,000.

2. Five post-dated cheques (PDCs) of Rs.10,000 each, drawn in favor of the respective unit.

Deadline for application submission: March 7, 2025.

Disbursement and repayment of financial assistance

Under the FBOIOA Sahayya scheme, officers will receive ₹50,000 as an interest-free financial advance, which will be disbursed in two equal installments:

Rs.25,000 as the first installment upon approval of the application.

Rs.25,000 as the second installment in the following month.

The repayment will begin from May 2025, with officers required to repay the total amount in five equal monthly installments of Rs.10,000 each.

Federation’s commitment to officer welfare

The FBOIOA has assured officers that discussions with bank management are ongoing to prevent such financial distress in the future. While the Sahayya scheme serves as a short-term relief measure, the federation remains committed to finding a long-term solution for perquisite tax deductions affecting officers’ salaries.

Officers facing financial difficulties are encouraged to apply for the scheme before March 7, 2025, to avail of this support.

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Bank of India(BOI) Specialist Officer (SO) Recruitment 2025 for 180 Posts

 

Bank of India (BOI), a prominent public sector bank, has released a notification for the recruitment of Specialist Officers (SO) across various disciplines up to Scale IV. Eligible candidates can submit their online applications from March 8, 2025, to March 23, 2025.

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Overview

Organization	Bank of India (BOI)
Advt. No.	Project No. 2024-25/1
Post Name	Specialist Officer (SO)
Vacancies	180
Job Location	Across India
Mode of Application	Online
Last Date to Apply	23 March 2025
Category	Online Exam and/or Interview
Official Website	www.bankofindia.co.in

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Important Dates

• Online Application Start Date: 8 March 2025
• Last Date to Apply: 23 March 2025 (till 11:59 PM)
• Last Date for Fee Payment: 23 March 2025
• Exam Date: To be released

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Application Fees

• General / Others: ₹850/-
• SC / ST / PWD: ₹175/-
• Mode of Payment: Online

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Age Limit

• Minimum Age: 25 Years
• Maximum Age: 32-35 Years (Post Wise)
• Age Limit as on 01/01/2025
• The age relaxation will be given as per the rules.

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Educational Qualifications

Post Name	Qualification
Specialist Officer	Check Notification

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Vacancy Details

Post Name	Vacancies
Specialist Officer	180 (UR-77, EWS-15, OBC-49, SC-24, ST-15)

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Selection Process

The selection process for Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 will consist of:

• Written Exam
• Personal Interview
• Document Verification
• Medical Examination

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Exam Pattern

Subject	Questions	Marks	Duration
English Language	25	25	30 Mins
Professional Knowledge Relevant to the Post	100	100	60 Mins
General Awareness with special reference to Banking Industry	25	25	30 Mins
Total	150	150	2 Hours

Bank of India SO Recruitment 2025 Notification PDF & Apply Online 

Click Here to Notification PDF
Click Here to Apply Online
Click Here for Eligibility Criteria

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A Loan Defaulter Mistreats BOI Staff and Attempts to Hostage Them

After being asked to pay his loan payment, a loan account holder stormed into a bank branch, misbehaved, and attempted to take the employees hostage. 

The event happened inside the Bank of India in Varanasi's Badi Bazar, and Shiv Pratap Singh Chandel, the accused, has been charged at the Chetganj police station. Branch manager Jitendra Kumar Dubey claims that Shiv Pratap Singh Chandel was contacted by bank employees to inform him of his overdue loan payment. 

Rather than reacting appropriately, he made a phone threat to murder the bank employees. Shiv Pratap Singh Chandel forcibly entered the bank's branch on February 15 at night when audit work was underway. Important bank paperwork were tampered with by him as he attempted to hold the staff and officers hostage. He also misbehaved with the bank employees and threatened them.

He misbehaved with female staff as well and issued death threats. The Chetganj police station in-charge confirmed that a case has been registered, and an investigation is underway. Further legal action will be taken based on the findings.

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Attack on Cashier of BOI, Police arrested one accused

Manoj Kumar Singh, a cashier at the Bank of India, was attacked by three unidentified attackers on his way home from work on Saturday in Arwal, in a startling occurrence. 

The victim had stopped to purchase kabab paratha for his kids at a trisection near the Sandi police station when the incident occurred. 

Three young people brandishing sticks reportedly attacked Antwa village resident Manoj Kumar Singh out of the blue. 

He suffered severe injuries in the incident. Singh claimed that he did not know who had attacked him and that he had no personal grudges.

This incident has caused concern and panic among bank employees in the region, raising security concerns for those handling financial transactions. The police are investigating all possible angles and ensuring strict action against the culprits. More details about this incident will be released soon.

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BOI Chief Manager sent to 3 Years Jail in Loan Fraud Case

For his role in a bank fraud case, Jeevangine Srinivasa Rao (J.S. Rao), the former chief manager of Bank of India's SM Road Branch in Ahmedabad, was convicted to three years in prison and fined ₹1.5 lakh by a special CBI court in Ahmedabad. 

On October 30, 2003, J.S. Rao and others were the subject of a case filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). 

According to the Prevention of Corruption Act, the lawsuit was founded on claims of criminal conspiracy, fraud, forgery of valuable security, and criminal misconduct. 

The CBI claims that in order to obtain a loan, private participants in the conspiracy provided fictitious collateral security.

According to the investigation, J.S. Rao used dishonest methods to approve a loan of ₹80 lakh for private individuals. 

Among the loans were: 

As working capital, 

₹30 lakh A Letter of Credit (LC) for ₹25 lakh As a term loan, 

₹25 lakh These loans were made using fake and falsified collateral security, 

which caused the bank to suffer an unjustified loss and the accused to profit illegally.

 Additionally, the CBI discovered that Rao failed to properly investigate the business operations of the private entity both before and after the sanction. 

Even though he was aware that the company had previously provided fictitious collateral security, he nevertheless approved more phony paperwork, including as an equitable mortgage for a Gandhinagar plot.

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High Court Orders BOI to Pay Dues to Employee Following Compulsory Retirement

 

An employee who is given mandatory retirement in contravention of the law and then reinstated will be eligible to receive full pay and other benefits for the time they were out of work, according to a division bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court. 

This verdict followed the Bank of India's (BOI) appeal of a single-judge decision that mandated the bank reimburse an employee for the time he was unemployed owing to mandatory retirement. 

Narmada Prasad Chaudhary, who began working for the Bank of India in July 1974, is at issue in this case. He was prematurely retired from his job by the bank in January 2002. In the High Court, Chaudhary contested the ruling and prevailed.

The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's verdict after the bank appealed the decision there. Chaudhary was consequently given his position back in September 2009.

 However, the bank failed to factor in the more than seven years he was unemployed as a result of the mandatory retirement when determining his post-retirement compensation. 

The computation of his pay and retirement benefits was impacted by this omission.

Chaudhary then filed an appeal with the High Court once more. A one-judge panel decided in his favor in this matter, directing the bank to reimburse him for his lost income, perks from his promotion, and other obligations during his leave of absence. 

This verdict was contested by the bank management, and a division bench heard the case. Chief Justice SK Kait and Justice Vivek Jain led the division bench, which affirmed the ruling of the lower court. 

During Chaudhary's forced retirement, they mandated that the Bank of India give him his full salary, benefits from his promotion, and other entitlements. Additionally, the bank was ordered by the court to pay him 8% interest on the amount owing.

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Bank Of India(BOI) Introduced Online Account Opening - Check Complete Process

The online Savings Account opening process is a simple and fairly easy one. Click here to begin your online bank account opening process, right from the comfort of your home. 

At Bank of India, you can also opt for the Video KYC (Know Your Customer) facility to avoid an in-person visit to the bank branch.

 To open a savings account online with Bank of India, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Bank of India Website: Go to the official website of Bank of India: https://www.bankofindia.co.in.

2. Navigate to the Online Account Opening Section: Look for the option to open a savings account. Then click on “Personal” section -> Accounts -> Saving Accounts ->Apply Now.

3.  Click here on direct link -  https://bankofindia.co.in/savings-account

4. Fill in the Application Form: OTP verification required through Mobile Number, Email Address and Registered Mobile number in Adhaar Card.                                                       Then Fill out the online form with personal details such as:

   • Name
   • Address
   • Date of Birth
   • Aadhar number (for identity verification)
   • PAN number (if applicable)
   • Contact information (email, phone number)

5. Upload Necessary Documents: You’ll likely need to upload scanned copies of:

   • PAN card 
   • Signature

6. Aadhaar-Based e-KYC: Some banks, including Bank of India, allow you to complete the KYC (Know Your Customer) process online using Aadhaar-based e-KYC. This is usually a faster process.

7. Verification and Account Creation: After submission, the bank will verify your details. Once verified, they will send you your account number and other details to your email or phone.

8. Set Up Internet Banking: After your account is opened, you can activate internet banking by following the instructions provided by the bank. This may require you to set a username, password, and security questions.

9. Deposit Initial Amount: Some accounts might require an initial deposit to activate the account. Make sure to check if there are any such requirements.

10. Receive Your Debit Card and Cheque Book (if applicable): Depending on the type of account you chose, the bank may send you a debit card and cheque book after completing the account setup.

If you need further assistance or have specific questions about the process, let me know!

Click here to show complete video of Online Account Opening Process in BOI

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RBI imposes monetary penalty for non-compliance on Bank of India(BOI), Canara Bank and J&K Bank

Canara Bank, Bank of India, and Jammu & Kashmir Bank have all been hit with financial fines by the RBI for breaking regulatory guidelines. 

Canara Bank was fined ₹1.63 crore by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for failing to follow its rules regarding priority sector lending, deposit interest rates, and financial inclusion.

 For not transferring qualified funds to the Depositor Education and Awareness Fund within the allotted time, Bank of India was fined ₹1 crore. 

For violating guidelines pertaining to loans and advances, financial inclusion, and Know Your Customer (KYC) standards, Jammu & Kashmir Bank was fined ₹3.31 crore.

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Bank of India(BOI) Q3 Net profit rises 34.6% , NII up 11% YoY; Asset quality improves

On Friday, January 24, Bank of India released its October-December quarter results for fiscal 2024-25 (Q3FY25), showing a 34.6% increase in net profit to Rs.2,516.7 crore from Rs.1,869.5 crore during the same period the previous year. 

Net interest income (NII), or the difference between interest earned and paid, for the public sector bank (PSB) increased 11.1% to Rs.6,070.3 crore in the December quarter from Rs.5,463.5 crore.

With net profit increasing 35% year over year to Rs.2,517 crore from Rs.1,870 crore in Q3 FY24, Bank of India (BoI) has produced a strong performance for Q3 FY25. The bank's net profit increased by 6% on a sequential basis from Rs.2,374 crore in Q2 FY25. Despite being less than the Rs.4,147 crore recorded in Q2 FY25, operating profit showed a strong 23% YoY rise, hitting Rs.3,703 crore.

Net Interest Income (NII) for the quarter climbed 11% YoY to Rs.6,070 crore, compared to Rs.5,463 crore in Q3 FY24, and was slightly higher than Rs.5,986 crore in the preceding quarter. Although it was less than Rs.2,518 crore in Q2 FY25, NII increased 46% YoY to Rs.1,746 crore.

Also Read - Quarterly Results of all banks for Q3FY25

Although operating expenses decreased sequentially from Rs.4,355 crore in Q2 FY25, they increased from Rs.3,653 crore in Q3 FY24 to Rs.4,114 crore in Q3 FY25.

Bank of India recorded a 35% YoY increase in net profit for the nine months that ended in FY25, totaling Rs.6,593 crore, as opposed to Rs.4,879 crore during the same period the previous year. While NII increased by 7% YoY to Rs.18,331 crore, operating profit for the nine-month period increased by 10% YoY to Rs.11,527 crore. Additionally, non-interest income increased by 28% year over year to Rs.5,566 crore.Operating costs for the bank over the nine months totaled Rs.12,370 crore, which was more than the Rs.10,949 crore spent during the same period last year.

BoI showed consistent improvement in key financial ratios for Q3 FY25. The bank’s Net Interest Margin (NIM) stood at 2.80%, slightly down from 2.85% in Q3 FY24 but higher than the 2.82% reported in Q2 FY25. The Return on Assets (RoA) improved by 14 basis points year-on-year to 0.96%, compared to 0.82% in Q3 FY24, with a modest sequential rise of 2 bps from 0.94% in Q2 FY25.

Return on Equity (RoE) saw a significant increase of 157 bps, reaching 16.53% in Q3 FY25, up from 14.96% in the same period last year. The Cost to Income ratio improved to 52.63% in Q3 FY25, compared to 54.87% in Q3 FY24 and 51.22% in Q2 FY25, reflecting better operational efficiency.

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Top 10 Mobile Banking Applications in India

Over the past few decades, technology has advanced significantly. From computers to laptops and iPads, software to applications, and mobile phones to Android devices, the digital age is pervasive. These days, many people use mobile banking apps. When conducting online transactions, a mobile banking app provides convenience, speed, and flexibility.

Nowadays, a large number of Indians are uncomfortable using traditional banking. They have therefore embraced mobile banking. Because of this, practically all private sector and PSU banks offer mobile banking apps for online transactions. This lessens the need for a laptop or desktop computer, and most importantly, it eliminates the need for you to physically visit the bank in order to complete any banking task.

 

1. Kotak-811 & Mobile Banking App

Kotak-811 - A app from Kotak Mahindra Bank offers a zero-balance savings account with an internationally enabled virtual debit card. It features a slick digital banking app UI. It is the first app in India to offer WhatsApp banking. You may now bank on a familiar platform using this app.

Features

* View account details and transaction details, and download e-statements.

* Send and receive money for instant transfers using IMPS, NEFT, and UPI.

* Manage your zero-balance savings account with an internationally enabled virtual debit card for online payments.

* Connect your bank account with WhatsApp and initiate banking transactions through a chat interface.

Pros

User-friendly interface with innovative features, ero-balance savings account with virtual debit card,WhatsApp banking for convenient banking on a familiar platform

Cons

Limited investment options compared to dedicated investment apps, Occasional app crashes reported by some users, Might be overwhelming for users who only need basic functionalities

2. HDFC Bank Mobile Banking App

The HDFC Bank app from one of India’s largest banks, allows you to manage your finances conveniently. You can check account summaries, make payments, transfer funds, and pay utility bills all within the HDFC net banking app.

Features

* Send and receive money using IMPS, NEFT, and UPI through the HDFC bank mobile banking app.

* Schedule and pay various bills, including utilities and credit cards.

* Personalize your app dashboard to display the features you use most frequently.

* Access a streamlined version of the HDFC app download for users with slower internet connections.

Pros

User-friendly interface with customizable features, Reliable and secure platform from a major bank, Lite version available for users with slower internet

Cons

Limited investment options compared to dedicated investment apps, Some users report occasional app crashes, May not offer the most advanced features compared to some other apps

3. YONO SBI 

YONO SBI- App of State Bank of India, Previously known as SBI Anywhere Personal, YONO SBI offers a user-friendly and secure platform for SBI account holders. It supports multiple languages and allows click-based and voice-assisted transactions for a convenient banking experience.

Features

* Use YONO app to send and receive money using IMPS, NEFT, and UPI.

* Schedule and pay various bills, including utilities and credit cards.

* Access the SBI mobile banking app in multiple regional languages for broader accessibility.

* Perform banking transactions using voice commands for added convenience.

Pros

Voice-assisted transactions, All-in-one Platform (investments, shopping, travel booking), Cardless Cash Withdrawal

Cons

Might be overwhelming for users who only need basic functionalities., Customer service responsiveness might vary.,Limited investment options compared to dedicated investment apps.

4. Axis Mobile App

Renowned for its stability, Axis Mobile offers a comprehensive suite of banking services.

Features

* Use the Axis Bank app to schedule automatic payments for various bills, including utilities and credit cards.

* Track your mutual fund investments within the Axis mobile app.

* Set spending limits, turn contactless payments on/off, and temporarily block your card if misplaced.

Pros

Stable and reliable performance, Wide range of features for managing finances, Auto-pay functionality for bills, Debit card control options

Cons

Occasional app crashes reported by some users, Limited investment options compared to dedicated investment apps

5. IDBI Bank GO Mobile+ App

Designed for a smooth banking experience, IDBI GO Mobile+ offers a user-friendly interface and various services. You can check account statements, make payments, recharge prepaid mobiles, and pay utility bills.

Features

* Choose seasonal themes or customize your login screen on the IDBI bank app.

* Secure your login with a selfie picture.

* Use IDBI app to view holdings and transactions directly within the app.

Pros

Simple and easy-to-use interface,Supports regional languages,Covers essential banking needs,Mobile recharge functionality

Cons

Limited investment and advanced features,Customer service responsiveness might vary

6. BOB World

Developed by the Bank of Baroda, BOB World is an app known for its user-friendliness.

Features

* Withdraw cash at BOB ATMs using a one-time MPIN generated within the Bank of Baroda app.

* Generate QR codes on BOB mobile banking app for easy bill payments at merchant locations.

* Store and manage digital receipts for your transactions within the app.

Pros

Convenient bill payments & organized receipts, Simplified cash deposits, Security features (2FA, biometrics, data encryption)

Cons

Relies on QR reader compatibility & increases app storage use, Limited branch availability for cash deposit requests, Responsiveness of customer service

7. ICICI Bank iMobile Pay App

A highly rated app by ICICI Bank, iMobile Pay offers a comprehensive suite of banking services.

Features

* Open fixed deposits (FDs), invest in recurring deposits (RDs) and manage existing investments.

* Access and manage your ICICI Bank life insurance policies on the ICICI Bank mobile app.

* Get quick access to personal loans against your credit card on the imobile app.

Pros

The ICICI bank app features a streamlined layout for effortless navigation, Customize your dashboard for quick access to frequently used features, Clear menus and categorized services

Cons

The app may experience occasional technical glitches or crashes, Some users report slower processing times for transactions, The app might require frequent updates to ensure smooth performance

8. Canara Bank ai1 Mobile Banking App

Designed with the goal of “One Bank, One App,” Canara Bank’s ai1 app offers a variety of banking services.

Features

* Use Canara bank app to pay instantly at stores with a tap using your phone (RTGS/NEFT enabled).

* Start fixed or recurring deposits or invest in mutual funds all within the Canara bank mobile app.

* Set up recurring payments for your bills and savings goals.

Pros

Book flights, hotels, buses, and cabs directly through the app, Check your credit score and pay bills seamlessly through Bharat Bill Payment,Access insurance, Demat services, and IPO applications

Cons

Occasional problems might occur with UPI transactions, Features might be limited for users who don’t have a Canara Bank account, The app might experience occasional slowdowns or technical glitches.

9. Bank of India BOI Mobile App

BOI Mobile boasts a secure and comprehensive banking experience for Bank of India account holders.

Features

* View balances and statements and manage all accounts on the Bank of India app.

* Transfer funds quickly with IMPS, NEFT, and RTGS, and utilize the “Favourite” feature on the Boi mobile app.

* Locate ATMs, manage cheques, and access various banking services.

Pros

Efficient navigation for transfers and management, User-friendly interface with easy account access, Streamlined process for adding “Favourites.”

Cons

Interface might be challenging for new users to navigate, Lacks advanced features compared to some competitors, Occasional transaction delays and app crashes reported.

10. Punjab National Bank PNB ONE App

PNB ONE is the official mobile banking app from Punjab National Bank.

Features

* Gain quick access to all your accounts through an interactive interface by downloading the PNB One app.

* Invest in term deposits and mutual funds, all within the PNB One app.

* Track cheque status, request stop payments, and manage cheques conveniently.

Pros

Access value-added services like PAN/Aadhaar registration, Manage existing credit/debit cards, Enjoy the app in English, Hindi, and other languages.

Cons

 Features might be limited for non-PNB customers, May be complex for new users to navigate, App crashes and slow processing times reported.

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Fraud of Rs 196 crore Found in PSU Bank

In accordance with the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, the Ahmedabad Zonal Office of the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has temporarily attached real estate valued at Rs.15.01 crore (current market value of Rs.20 crore). Directors, partners, and family members of M/s Jyoti Power Corporation Pvt. Ltd. (JPCPL) own the properties.

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After the Mumbai Economic Offenses Branch of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) submitted a formal complaint (FIR), the ED started its investigation. The FIR, which was filed in accordance with the Prevention of Corruption Act and the Indian Penal Code (IPC), charged JPCPL and its directors, Kamlesh Kataria and Nitesh Kataria, with fraudulently defaulting on loans from the Bank of India (BOI). The bank lost Rs.196.82 crore as a result of the alleged fraud.

The ED claims that JPCPL obtained a number of credit facilities from BOI and a group of other banks. The company's directors' personal accounts and a number of other companies received these funds. Important conclusions include:

Money was misappropriated and transferred to non-consortium banks under the pretense of labor payments.Assets, both fixed and movable, were sold without the banks' consent.In order to hide the proceeds of the crime, properties bought with bank monies were given to family members without any payment.

To recoup a portion of the fraudulent sum, the ED has seized properties owned by the directors of the company and their families. Deliberate attempts to conceal the fraud's proceeds were exposed by the investigation, including the transfer of assets to businesses that had been detected.

The ED has claimed that further investigations into the issue are underway to find new details and take required action. This development underscores the agency’s commitment to reducing financial crimes and ensuring accountability for fraudulent acts.

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Bank of India(BOI) Employee commits Suicide in Hyderabad Due to Work Pressure

 

A 32-year-old bank employee named Koti Satya Lavanya reportedly committed herself at her Bachupally home on Thursday, causing a tragic incidence to occur in the city. It is thought that Lavanya, who was an Assistant Manager at the Rajeev Gandhi Nagar branch of a public sector bank, committed suicide as a result of stress at work.

Lavanya left work early on Thursday afternoon and went back to her flat in Harithavanam Colony, the police said. She reportedly made an attempt at suicide on the terrace of her building shortly after. She was transported to a local hospital by neighbors who saw the tragedy, but they were unable to save her life when they arrived.

Lavanya, an Andhra Pradesh native from Pithapuram, had been married for five years to Bathula Veeramohan, an IT specialist. During the Sankranti festival, the couple, who lived at M.N. Residency at KCR Colony, Bachupally, had planned to travel back to their village.

According to her family and relatives, Lavanya had voiced worries about the pressure she was under at work at the bank. She had repeatedly talked about her incapacity to handle work-related stress, according to her uncle's police complaint.

According to the inspector of the Bachupally police station, a case has been filed and an inquiry is being conducted to determine the precise circumstances surrounding her death. Statements from her friends, relatives, and coworkers are being recorded. Her remains have been sent for post-mortem analysis.

This incident has once again highlighted the mental health challenges faced by employees in high-pressure environments. Authorities and organizations are being urged to take proactive steps to address work-related stress and provide support to employees. For anyone experiencing emotional distress, helplines and support networks are available to provide assistance.

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